Brussels Sets Slimline Legislative Agenda for 2027
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One of the obsessions of Ursula von der Leyen in this second term of his presidency of the European Commission has been and is the simplification of the rules and perhaps that is why Brussels wants to limit its 'bureaucratic power' by 2027, especially given that it is a year in which there are elections in France, Italy or Poland, to which the electoral advance in Spain is added. Among the 27, especially the right-wing or centre-right government…
The EC will reduce the number of new draft laws in favor of implementing existing regulations
The EC will reduce the number of new draft laws in favor of implementing existing regulations. This was reported by the portal Rapporteur.Last Tuesday, the heads of the European commissioners' offices received instructions from von der Leyen's team to...
The European Commission is preparing a legislative agenda for 2027. Priorities are related to economic competitiveness, reducing bureaucracy and security. Moreover, the Brussels Commission wants to give up projects blocked for several years. The European Union would plan to strengthen the single market, reduce the rules for companies and develop industry [...]
The European Commission is proposing a narrower legislative agenda for 2027, focusing on the competitiveness of the European economy, the reduction of bureaucracy and economic security.The plan comes in the context of the end of the second mandate of Ursule von der Leyen, and Brussels wants to focus on legislative projects already under preparation.According to a copy of the European Commission's Annual Work Programme and its annexes, obtained b…
In 2027, the European Commission is changing course: the priority will be to implement existing legislation and reduce the burden on national governments. 🚀 This decision sounds like a response to the demands of the right forces for the simplification of legislation in the EU. Are we ready for new changes in European policy? 🇺🇦✨
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