A controversial demand for a new deregulation spree shredding the
rules for doing business in the European Union is to be unveiled on
Tuesday in Brussels.
Edmund Stoiber, the former leader of Bavaria, will propose that all small and medium sized enterprises enjoy virtually blanket exemption from the rules governing business practices.
His proposal for a “bonfire of red tape” has an explicitly political agenda, aimed at reversing public perceptions of Brussels as a “bureaucratic monster”.
British officials are said to be delighted with the Stoiber report and panel participants said that Michael Gibbons, chair of the UK’s regulatory policy committee, played an influential part in directing Stoiber’s thinking.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/12/eu-business-deregulation-concern-worker-rights
Edmund Stoiber, the former leader of Bavaria, will propose that all small and medium sized enterprises enjoy virtually blanket exemption from the rules governing business practices.
His proposal for a “bonfire of red tape” has an explicitly political agenda, aimed at reversing public perceptions of Brussels as a “bureaucratic monster”.
British officials are said to be delighted with the Stoiber report and panel participants said that Michael Gibbons, chair of the UK’s regulatory policy committee, played an influential part in directing Stoiber’s thinking.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/12/eu-business-deregulation-concern-worker-rights
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