Why didn't Cameron mention this?

The loss of vetoes in 43 areas of public policy will occur on November 1 under a provision of the Lisbon Treaty. It will come as Home Secretary Theresa May also opts back into EU control of 35 justice and policing measures.

Cameron has been posturing over the EU for weeks now, his opposition to Jean-Claude Juncker, was little more than a well choreographed act, designed to convince the UK public that he is a no nonsense Prime Minister who can sort out all of our problems with the EU.

Bottom line, he cannot. The 43 vetoes that we lose are yet another step towards being powerless to stop the unelected EU hierarchy from imposing whatever they want on the UK. They are already baying fore the UK Government to increase Council tax rates in the UK, what next?

Juncker made it very clear that free movement of peoples for whatever reason within the EU is not up for negotiation. Cameron cannot get the changes that we need in order to get back control of our population, to help us rebuild our crumbling NHS etc. Is that we he did not mention it?