European Council President Donald Tusk will urge the EU27 at an emergency summit Wednesday to accept his idea of a one-year Brexit extension to avoid “creating new cliff-edge dates,” and maintain “sincere cooperation” with the U.K. during that extension period, according to his traditional invitation letter published on the Council website Tuesday 

EU27 leaders will meet in Brussels on Wednesday evening to agree a response to U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May’s request for a further Brexit extension until June 30.

They are set to offer the U.K. a further extension to the Brexit timetable, but the final date is yet to be decided, according to draft conclusions of the European Council summit.

In his letter, Tusk says he has “little reason” to believe that the ratification process in the U.K. for May’s Withdrawal Agreement could be completed by the end of June. “In reality, granting such an extension would increase the risk of a rolling series of short extensions and emergency summits, creating new cliff-edge dates,” he writes. 

Instead, he reiterates his proposal for a one-year extension, in which “the UK would be free to leave whenever it is ready,” and would give Britain time to “rethink its Brexit strategy.”

Tusk also proposes to set “a number of conditions” — including “no re-opening of the Withdrawal Agreement” — and maintain the EU’s “sincere cooperation” with the U.K. in an effort to reassure those, like France, who are worried that a long extension would mean the U.K., as a member of the EU, would still participate in the decision-making process until it leaves the bloc.

However, he says, the EU should remember that “the United Kingdom will remain a member state with full rights and obligations,” and can revoke Article 50 “at any time, as stated by the European Court of Justice.”

“Neither side should be allowed to feel humiliated at any stage in this difficult process,” he adds.

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