23. Invites its competent committee to consider the possible amendment of its Rules of Procedure so as to lend official character to the European Union flag and anthem chosen in the Constitutional Treaty in its activities and premises;

23. Invites its competent committee to consider the possible amendment of its Rules of Procedure so as to lend official character to the European Union flag and anthem chosen in the Constitutional Treaty in its activities and premises;

23. Invites its competent committee to study the introduction of a modification of its Rules of Procedure so as to lend official character to the European Union flag and hymn contained in the European Constitution in its activities and premises;

However, it also dropped many key features: the notion of a ‘Constitution’; the loss of the title and status of ‘Foreign Minister’; the fact that the Charter of Fundamental Rights will not be spelt out visibly in full in the treaty, and not be enforceable in British courts; the removal of the symbols (flag and anthem); the abandonment of changes on legal terminology (where ‘regulations’ and ‘directives’ would have been called ‘laws’ and ‘framework laws’); the postponement of and changes to the new voting weights in the Council; and various derogations given to individual Member States, such as the UK.