Nov 4th, 2009 - Telegraph
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The Conservative leader said he could no longer consider holding a referendum on the treaty now that it had been ratified by all European Union countries.
Instead, he outlined how he would try and claw back some EU policies and never again allow powers to be passed to Brussels without a vote in Britain.
He pledged to introduce a new sovereignty act to protect future European laws from having primacy over British Parliament.
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