Dr. Joseph Luns; Dutch chairman of tho Council of llinisters of the E..4.C.5 expressed confidence that Britain would ultimately be admitted to the Common Market, though only after some 'hard negotigting.' Ww Fay 2,4Wwho is also his country's foreigm minister, told a Press conforenés thére wuld have to be ‘give and take! on both sides, Though the British Government for reasons of its own has denied there was any deadline for Britain's admission, there was in fact ‘an absolute deadline which lies in the British elections,! he added. This meant that the signing and ratification of the treaty batween the Six and Britain mst be finished early in 1964, ho said. ‘To my mind, signature in the summer of next ycar would already be somewhat on the late side."
International Bulletin / The BulletinInternational Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 48, 24 November 1962
Election Deadline for Britain's Entry Into the Common Market
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