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EU: DELEGATED ACTS: Deal reached between the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament: Common Understanding on delegated acts

01 April 2011

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EU: DELEGATED ACTS: Deal reached between the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament: Common Understanding on delegated acts (pdf): The draft agreement between the institutions on delegated acts - largely confirming practice - but no provisions on transparency to the public. For background see: Guide to EU decision-making and justice and home affairs after the Lisbon Treaty (pdf)

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