The European Commission intends to reduce the preparation of new legislative initiatives and focus on the implementation of decisions that have already been made, the reporter reports. It is expected that the department's next work plan will be shorter than last year's, which included 38 initiatives. The change in priorities stems from pressure from European politicians to reduce the regulatory burden on businesses. Earlier, the leaders of Germany, Italy and Belgium proposed creating a mechanism to suspend EU regulations that prevent competition and industrial development.

The European Commission intends to reduce the preparation of new legislative initiatives and focus on the implementation of decisions that have already been made, the reporter reports. It is expected that the department's next work plan will be shorter than last year's, which included 38 initiatives. The change in priorities stems from pressure from European politicians to reduce the regulatory burden on businesses. Earlier, the leaders of Germany, Italy and Belgium proposed creating a mechanism to suspend EU regulations that prevent competition and industrial development.