Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-11-15-Speech-3-226"
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"Mr President, the function of European regulatory agencies is closely linked both to multi-level European governance and to the European strategy on better lawmaking. The state of interinstitutional inertia which this issue has reached leads me to address the following questions to the Council and to the Commission:
First, do the basic terms and criteria for the operating framework of the regulatory agencies need to be defined or not?
Secondly, the number of regulatory agencies appears to be on the increase, thereby exacerbating fragmentation and a lack of transparency and uniformity. Will the Commission and the Council help towards rationalisation, transparency, democratic control and a horizontal approach to regulatory agencies?
Thirdly, the Commission has postponed its initiative. The European Parliament has also, in turn, formulated its positions ambiguously. Should the institutional diplomacy of silence on the part of the Council be interpreted as the postponement of the matter
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Fourthly, does the Council – and we expect a clear answer – consider the Commission's draft interinstitutional agreement to be a live text?
Fifthly, is the Commission prepared, should the Council take action, to reassess its draft and to restore it with new wording, so that it can form the basis for an interinstitutional agreement?"@en1
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