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"en.20120913.29.4-216-500"2
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"This report aims to evaluate the smart regulation agenda. According to President Barroso’s political guidelines, it aims for competitiveness and less administrative burden through smart regulation to make markets work for people. In other words, markets and their free operation are prioritised to benefit economic and financial groups. When it comes to individuals, to Europe’s workers and peoples, they suffer the full impact of an unprecedented regression in civilisation caused by EU policies backed by its legislation. We must mention that the EU’s increased legislative burden results from the encroachment on the Member States’ sovereignty, which is undemocratic because their wishes and participation are ignored and because it is contrary to their interests. The elected bodies in Member States, which are closer to citizens and more closely controlled by them, are losing their power, especially national parliaments. Today, these are mere spectators to the EU legislative process (as the card procedures for scrutinising the principle of subsidiarity demonstrate), which covers decisive areas of their daily business and their collective duties."@en1
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