David Cameron’s EU reform deal scorecard

‘Cameron promised to renegotiate the U.K.’s membership of the European Union in his 2015 election manifesto in a bid to appease Euroskeptics in his party. He put forward proposals in a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk in November, requesting reform covering four key areas: economic governance, sovereignty, competitiveness and immigration.

Tusk then prepared a draft agreement that was circulated to the 27 other EU leaders in February. This draft underwent a series of revisions in the weeks leading up a summit of EU leaders on February 18-19.

Tusk announced unanimous support for a deal at 10:30pm Friday after more than 24 hours of negotiations.

Here we compare what Cameron promised, what he asked for, what Tusk proposed and what made it into the final deal.’

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