What did Protocol 10 of the 2003 Treaty of Accession provide?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. It suspended EU law where the government lacks effective control
- Step 1: The island joined the Union as a whole, but the government did not control the northern part. Step 2. Protocol 10 therefore suspended the application of EU law in the areas not under the government's effective control, until a settlement. Answer: It suspended EU law where the government lacks effective control. Why not the others: The euro was a separate matter, the protocol limited rather than required full application, and it did not create a second membership.
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