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Alliance Led by Austria Calls for Systematic Review of EU Rules

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Austria is leading an alliance of member states, including Latvia, Italy, Denmark, Lithuania, and Portugal, that has called for a systematic review of European Union rules. The initiative seeks to assess how new legislation impacts businesses and calls for a 'deep cleaning' of existing laws to ensure they remain fit for purpose. The goal is to make the bloc more business-friendly and reduce administrative burdens.

From euronews.com

Why it matters

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The call targets the current EU legislative process, urging Brussels to design new laws that are pro-innovation. The review aims to determine, sector by sector, if current rules are still necessary or if they impose unnecessary burdens.

From euronews.com

Who's involved

  • AustriaLeading the alliance calling for the systematic review of EU rules.
  • LatviaOne of the 13 member states calling for the systematic review of EU rules.
  • ItalyOne of the 13 member states calling for the systematic review of EU rules.
  • DenmarkOne of the 13 member states calling for the systematic review of EU rules.
  • LithuaniaOne of the 13 member states calling for the systematic review of EU rules.

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