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The Treaty of Accession consists of several parts. The overarching document is the short Treaty concerning the accession of the Republic of Bulgaria and Romania to the European Union.

Most of the detailed conditions and arrangements for accession are to be found in the Accession Protocol and its Annexes, which forms an integral part of the Treaty. The Accession Protocol will be annexed to the Constitution for Europe.

Also attached to the Treaty is the Act of Accession and its Annexes. This act enters into force only in the event that the Constitution is not in force on the date of accession. Its contents are the same, in substance, as those of the Accession Protocol. Once the Constitution enters into force the Accession Protocol will replace the Act of Accession.

The signatories of the Treaty of Accession also signed a Final Act on 25 April 2005. The Final Act registers the results of the accession negotiations, including any declarations made by the parties. It also lays down arrangements for the period between now and accession.

Council conclusions

Commission’s documents

Accession Partnerships 1999 – 2003  - assessment of the priority areas in which the candidate country needs to make progress in order to prepare for accession and outlines the ways in which the Phare Programme will support such accession preparations.

Parliament’s documents

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