Already the “guillotine” has been applied to this bill.

This also means that the guillotine procedure will be scrapped.

Hardly any interest in the EU to apply the Guillotine Clause

Therefore, Brussels needs to invoke the Guillotine Clause.

Swiss immigration vote threatens access to EU single market

The magnitude of the consequences of ‘yes’ is still uncertain, especially because of the "guillotine clause".

The agreements were therefore linked in legal terms by a ‘guillotine clause’, stipulating that they could only take effect together.

97 The Bilateral I agreements were linked legally by a common “guillotine clause” stipulating that they can only take effect together, and that if one of the agreements is

97 The Bilateral I agreements were linked legally by a common “guillotine clause” stipulating that they can only take effect together, and that if one of the agreements is

The agreements were therefore linked in legal terms by a ‘guillotine clause’, stipulating that they could only take effect together.

97 The Bilateral I agreements were linked legally by a common “guillotine clause” stipulating that they can only take effect together, and that if one of the agreements is

The agreements were therefore linked in legal terms by a ‘guillotine clause’, stipulating that they could only take effect together.

The agreements were therefore linked in legal terms by a ‘guillotine clause’, stipulating that they could only take effect together.

97 The Bilateral I agreements were linked legally by a common “guillotine clause” stipulating that they can only take effect together, and that if one of the agreements is

A "guillotine clause" means that if any agreement is broken, then all the agreements can be cancelled.