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PaulYukochan | 11:31 Mon 28th Oct 2002 | News
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If Chirac succeeds in getting Britain's EU rebate removed instead of reforming his pet Common Agricultural Policy, is it true that Britain would be the biggest Contributer to the EU budget?
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Germany are the biggest contributer to the EU regardless of Britain's rebate. I reckon that Chirac hasn't got a whelk's chance in a supernova of getting it reduced or removed until it is up for re-negotiation
13:16 Mon 28th Oct 2002
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Ok I'm wrong, the largest net contributer to the EU budget in 2001 was Luxembourg followed by the Netherlands, Sweden then Germany, the UK is a net recipient. All the facts and figures you could wish for are in this [129 page] document http://europa.eu.int/comm/budget/pdf/agenda2000/re
port2001_en.pdf which I haven't got time to digest now but looks interesting so will do later!
13:25 Mon 28th Oct 2002

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