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Download XMLTreaty establishing the European stability mechanism between the Kingdom of Belgium, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of Estonia, Ireland, the Hellenic Republic, the Kingdom of Spain, the French Republic, the Italian Republic, the Republic of Cyprus, the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Lithuania, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Malta, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Republic of Austria, the Portuguese Republic, the Republic of Slovenia, the Slovak Republic and the Republic of Finland
Parties with reservations, declarations and objections
| Party | Reservations / Declarations | Objections |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | Yes | No |
| Belgium | Yes | No |
| Cyprus | Yes | No |
| Estonia | Yes | No |
| Finland | Yes | No |
| France | Yes | No |
| Germany | Yes | No |
| Greece | Yes | No |
| Ireland | Yes | No |
| Italy | Yes | No |
| Luxembourg | Yes | No |
| Malta | Yes | No |
| Netherlands, the Kingdom of the | Yes | No |
| Portugal | Yes | No |
| Slovakia | Yes | No |
| Slovenia | Yes | No |
| Spain | Yes | No |
Austria
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Belgium
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Cyprus
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Estonia
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Finland
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
France
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Germany
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Greece
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Ireland
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Italy
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Luxembourg
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Malta
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Netherlands, the Kingdom of the
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Portugal
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Slovakia
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Slovenia
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.
Spain
27-09-2012
The representatives of the parties to the Treaty establishing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) signed on 2 February 2012, meeting in Brussels on 27 September 2012, agree on the following interpretative declaration: "Article 8(5) of the Treaty Establishing the European Stability Mechanism ("the Treaty") limits all payment liabilities of the ESM Members under the Treaty in the sense that no provision of the Treaty may be interpreted as leading to payment obligations higher than the portion of the authorised capital stock corresponding to each ESM Member, as specified in Annex II of the Treaty, without prior agreement of each Member's representative and due regard to national procedures. Article 32(5), Article 34 and Article 35(1) of the Treaty do not prevent providing comprehensive information to the national parliaments, as foreseen by national regulation. The above mentioned elements constitute an essential basis for the consent of the contracting States to be bound by the provisions of the Treaty.