EU comitology reform could politicise regulation
The Commission wants to stop member states ducking responsibility and blaming Brussels for unpopular decisions
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In this article
- The current problem
- The Commission's proposals
- New voting rules
- Reference to national ministers
- Open voting
- Political input
- Issues at stake
- Outlook
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