13 EU Countries Call for 'Deep Cleaning' of European Laws
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13 EU countries call for 'deep cleaning' of European laws
Austria is leading a new alliance on regulatory simplification, pushing for a systematic review of how new rules would impact businesses and a "deep cleaning" of existing rules to be conducted during an "implementation and consolidation year."
A group of 11 EU countries, led by Austria, has proposed a moratorium on the adoption of new EU legislation for a period of 12 months for the so-called year of simplification, Austrian Minister for European Affairs Claudia Bauer said. “We cannot continue to make new legislative proposals when existing rules have not been fully implemented,” Bauer said. She referred to a discussion document signed by Austria, Germany, Italy, Poland, Denmark, the …
Austria, together with ten EU countries, has proposed pausing the development of new EU-wide laws for 12 months
The initiative is being put forward as a "year of simplification": during this time, according to the authors of the appeal, Brussels should focus not on new regulations but on reviewing existing rules and their practical...
Austria, along with twelve other European Union countries, including the Czech Republic, is proposing to suspend the adoption of new EU regulations for one year. Euronews and Politico reported on the initiative. Austrian Minister for European Affairs Claudia Bauer said it should be a "year of simplification". Vienna is demanding a systematic assessment of the impact of new rules on businesses, as well as a "thorough cleaning" of existing regulat…
Thirteen Member States of the European Union are asking Brussels to assess whether the current legislation of the Community bloc still fulfils its purpose and calls for new laws to promote innovation,...
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