I see the IGC as the top of the agenda. The current IGC cannot resolve each and every challenge but we have to get the basics right. The Council should be able to act efficiently, saving time and effort. But this should not mean that we cease to work for unanimity. Europe is the fortress of democracy.
Democracy is built on discussion and understanding, majority is just the roof.
I do not share the fears of experts who are afraid that new members could be less eager or willing to find the consensus. On the contrary. Estonia is certainly committed to build a closer Union. Or take another issue the future composition of the Commission. We have to find a formula that would wisely combine the imperative of efficiency with proper representation of every member country.