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\n As the EU steers a course towards deregulation in pursuit of global market share, an early draft of a forthcoming communication suggests today\u2019s \u2018Competitiveness Compass\u2019 was only the first step in a concerted effort to tear up red tape.
\n ADVERTISEMENTThe European Commission is planning to set up a new Simplification Advisory Group as it embarks on a five-year mission to lighten the administrative burden on businesses, a leaked document seen by Euronews suggests.An early draft of a paper, due for publication on 26 February \u2013 alongside an \u2018omnibus\u2019 proposal to ease reporting requirements under laws on corporate sustainability and due diligence reporting and revise a list of approved \u2018green\u2019 areas for investment \u2013 hints at how president Ursula von der Leyen\u2019s second Commission plans to do it.Having set a target of reducing the reporting burden by 25% by the end of its current mandate \u2013 which von der Leyen told reporters today would equate to an annual \u20ac37.5 billion in savings for European businesses \u2013 the EU executive is planning to establish Simplification Advisory Group to guide its work.The panel will \u201chelp to identify priority areas and simplification potential in existing legislation, to cut burdens without affecting the policy objectives\u201d, according to the text.\u00a0It is a successor to a Fit for Future platform that convened regularly during von der Leyen\u2019s first presidency, and which the EU executive credited last October with playing an \u201cimportant role\u201d in its efforts to reduce costs associated with reporting (by the same 25% \u2013 the target is not entirely new).The document suggests the Commission\u2019s 2025 work programme, whose publication is slated for 11 February, could contain a schedule for further batches of amendment proposals and \u201ckey simplification measures\u201d in other areas of EU policy.Today\u2019s official publication announced that the easing of reporting requirements to be proposed at the end of February would be only the first in \u201ca series of Simplification Omnibus packages\u201d.But EU officials were tight lipped about what other areas of EU regulation they may have in their sights \u2013 with officials pointing journalists, even under cover of anonymity, only towards measures indicated in today\u2019s publication.In the pipeline are exemptions from some requirements of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for all but the largest companies, the creation of a new category of \u2018mid-cap\u2019 firms to enjoy preferential treatment currently reserved for SMEs in numerous EU regulations, and a revision of EU law and registering and controlling chemicals that was due under the previous commission.Today\u2019s communication also promised \u201cconcrete on-farm burden reduction\u201d for farmers this year, and refers to the strategic dialogue von der Leyen is due to begin tomorrow (30 January) with the automotive sector, which faces huge fines after betting on electric cars sales to help meet stringent new vehicle emissions limits that came into force this year.The work programme next month will also include a first list of \u201cfitness checks\u201d of specific areas of EU law and will \u201ckickstart\u201d a process to stress test the entire body of EU law for its impact on the bottom line of businesses, a plan that was also announced in today\u2019s \u2018compass\u2019 paper.Von der Leyen was at pains to suggest that the new focus on industrial competitiveness will not amount to a reversal of the Green Deal, promising to \u201cstay the course\u201d on the drive to net-zero emissions and a raft of environmental, energy and climate law adopted over the past five years.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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