Furthermore the all-embracing requirement to give reasons, pursuant to Article 15(4)(a), renders a large part of national legislation effectively beholden to the Commission, which is unacceptable in the light of subsidiarity and the allocation of competences.
Furthermore the all-embracing requirement to give reasons, pursuant to Article 15(4)(a), renders a large part of national legislation effectively beholden to the Commission, which is unacceptable in the light of subsidiarity and the allocation of competences.