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Both Czech PM Petr Necas (pictured far left) and Hungary's Viktor Orban (pictured 2nd from right) oppose having Brussels dictate their future budgets and support Croatia's entry in the EU.
"We do not want the tax unification... we do not want the national governments to become a postman who will take over orders from an EU body and work out a budget to be submitted to parliament," stated Necas.
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