Translation of "surenchère réglementaire " (French → English) :

competitive devaluation

regulatory policy [ better lawmaking | better law-making | better regulation | good regulatory practice | outcome-based regulation | performance-based regulation | REFIT | regulatory fitness | Regulatory Fitness and Performance Programme | regulatory governance | regulatory improvement | regulatory quality | regulatory reform | smart regulation ]

Regulatory documentation

food law advisor | food safety regulatory advisor | food regulatory advisor | legislation and specification advisor

regulatory requirements

clinical pharmacologist | expert in pharmacy | advanced pharmacist | specialist pharmacist

regulation [ regulatory provision ]

ensure compliance with pipeline infrastructure regulations | ensure pipeline infrastructure legal compliance | confirm pipeline compliance with regulations | ensure regulatory compliance in pipeline infrastructures

powers of parliament [ parliamentary power | regulatory autonomy ]

10. Notes that up to a third of the administrative burden related to EU legislation stems from national implementing measures, reiterates the importance of ensuring the swift and consistent transposition, implementation and enforcement of legislation, alongside the proposed simplification, and highlights the need to avoid ‘gold-plating’; calls on the Commission to include criteria for assessing excessive national implementing measures with a view to clearly defining national gold-plating in the EU Regulatory Scoreboard, so that such additional innovations in individual Member States are identified as such; stresses that such a definiti ...[+++]on must respect the right of the Member States to apply stricter standards in cases where EU law only provides for minimum harmonisation;

21. Is of the opinion that the transposition of EU directives into the law of the Member States should not only be completed inside the deadline but should, as far as possible, be synchronised in order to avoid effects such as the distortion of competition between the relevant economic players, ‘gold plating’, etc;

Therefore, I call on the House to think carefully about the content of this report and not to fall into the trap of over-regulation at a time when we are calling for less regulation from the Commission.