The Commission points out in particular that, while the national regulatory authorities have become more independent and regulation has clearly become more efficient, there is still a risk of regulatory asymmetry between the Member States, which might in turn foster market asymmetry.
The Commission points out in particular that, while the national regulatory authorities have become more independent and regulation has clearly become more efficient, there is still a risk of regulatory asymmetry between the Member States, which might in turn foster market asymmetry.