Constitutional consequences of EMU in enlargement

This procedure examines how the rules of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) affect the process of expanding the European Union. It focuses on the legal and constitutional challenges that arise when new member states join the single currency area and the requirements for maintaining monetary stability.

This affects prospective candidate countries and current EU member states. It specifically impacts national governments and central banks that must align their economic policies with EU standards to ensure a stable transition into the Eurozone.