Proposal Files
The Meeting, using the contributions
of the electronic forum, will make it possible to draw up proposals
that are judged relevant, viable, and realistic by the whole of the
participants for the implementation of necessary evolutions for the
construction of European democratic governance.
These proposals will be collected
in a, or several "Proposal Files," which are to be published
in an evolutionary form, widely circulated in several languages, and
suitable for multiple uses, both individual and collective.
The content of the Files will be
presented to the Lille World Assembly.
The same Proposal Files should feed
a position paper for the emergence of a European campaign to involve
most Europeans in a true socially responsible debate: "Rethinking
Society: What is the Europe That We Want?"
This European campaign should produce
orientations, in the form of key ideas and guiding lines, for introduction
into the future European Constitution.
The main objectives of the campaign
would be:
- to accelerate awareness of a European
citizenship;
- to wake the political world up
to the expectations of the civil society;
- and to fuel the process of the
political unification of Europe and the enactment of a European Constitution.
The final objective is for the new Parliament elected in 2004 to be
considered as a Constituent Assembly; the campaign should therefore
be launched as early as possible so as to be able to produce and present
these contributions in due time for this date.