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EU: Breakthrough as EU institutions agree common approach on agencies

13 June 2012

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"In Strasbourg yesterday, representatives from the European Parliament, the Council, and the Commission agreed on a joint statement and common approach to the EU's decentralised agencies. The agreement will greatly improve the agencies' governance and efficiency, and make them a more effective tool in implementing the policies of the EU. It will now be formally endorsed by each institution."

See: Press release (Danish EU Presidency, link)

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