I digress … thoughts on fish & the environment
Open Law Making Wins Again Yesterday evening, 1st Vice-President Frans Timmermans, struck another blow for open law making. Until today, the process for adopting delegated acts was a secretive affair. Today, you can track the development, adoption and scrutiny of delegated acts. You can find out how to here. This is important because … Read more
John Gummer’s article in today in the Guardian shows a master negotiators hand. Britain got its way in the EU when it mattered – I know, I was there For ease of reference I have pasted it below. I have known John Gummer since my school days in a Roman Catholic school in Suffolk, … Read more
I want insight and humour. I read to be informed, entertained, and in the current madness, reminded that sanity is still out there. I am repulsed by blowhards and fools. There is too much choice if you want poor drag acts holding themselves as providing informed comment. EuroComment’s Peter Ludlow gives a fly on the … Read more
European Commission President Juncker presented his 2017 State of the Union address on 13 September. This outlines the priority actions for the remainder of the Juncker Commission. At the same as President Junker delivered his speech to the European Parliament, he transmitted a Letter of Intent to the Parliament and Council (here). More importantly, … Read more