EU Parliament Appoints Leaders To Negotiate Sustainability Reporting Reduction
- The European Council adopted a 'stop-the-clock' proposal to delay CSRD and CSDDD reporting timelines until 2028.
- The European Commission proposed the delay and other changes to simplify corporate sustainability reporting requirements.
- The simplification package includes raising the employee threshold for CSRD in-scope companies to 1,000 and revising reporting standards.
- The European Parliament approved the urgent procedure on April 1, 2025, and will vote on the stop-the-clock proposal on April 3, 2025.
- The delay and simplification efforts aim to cut red tape, but some experts warn it could create uncertainty and hinder sustainability efforts.
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European Parliament Votes to Delay EU Sustainability Reporting Requirements
There is no doubt that sentiment toward ESG initiatives has shifted – in the U.S. and elsewhere. For starters, the SEC recently voted to withdraw its court defense of its own climate change disclosure guidelines. The ESG pullback has also reached Europe, as, in February 2025, the European Commission proposed an omnibus package of measures to simplify and streamline the EU’s ESG reporting requirements, as discussed here. More recently, and as dis…
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