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Quote from: andy_foster on Today at 04:57:46 pm
When we bumped into Mr Farage in Strasbourg some years back, his team suggested that an MEP could refer a case to the ECJ.
I'm not sure I'd rely on Mr Farage as an authoritative source  ;D
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