Warsaw Against Limitations of Poles' Rights Within Any EU State - FM

MOSCOW (Sputnik) — A four-year ban on in-work benefits for EU migrants in Britain is one of the major stumbling blocks to the ongoing reform negotiations between the European Union and the United Kingdom. EU authorities elaborated a counter-proposal that a member state would have the possibility of an emergency brake if there was enormous pressure on its social welfare system.

"We will not accept the solutions that could lead to discrimination against our nationals in any EU member state," Waszczykowski said while speaking about the UK perception of EU problems and London's will to reform relations with the bloc during his address to the parliament on the matter of foreign policy objectives for 2016.

He added that Warsaw also would not accept the violation of the EU citizens' rights to move freely within the EU borders.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron pledged in the election campaign that led to his Conservative Party's victory in the May 2015 parliamentary elections to hold a nationwide referendum by the end of 2017 on the United Kingdom's membership of the European Union. Cameron is seeking to renegotiate the conditions of his country's EU membership before the so-called Brexit referendum.