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- Gold-plating abstract "Gold-plating is a term used in European Union law to describe the incorrect transposition of a European directive.Gold-plating refers to the practice of national bodies exceeding the terms of European Union directives when implementing them into national law . Concerning the effects business lobbyists argue in both directions. Some say that the government raises costs for businesses while others depending on the concrete directive find a cost-improving effect for businesses.In Italy, gold-plating has often been used as a device to pass through controversial measures and to ensure a lower degree of parliamentary scrutiny, particularly in periods of weak government.[citation needed]EU governments committed themselves to a deregulation agenda at the Lisbon Summit in 2000, and as a consequence the European Commission has supported more maximum harmonisation measures in recent years, which effectively prohibit gold-plating.".
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- Gold-plating subject Category:European_Union_directives.
- Gold-plating subject Category:European_Union_law.
- Gold-plating comment "Gold-plating is a term used in European Union law to describe the incorrect transposition of a European directive.Gold-plating refers to the practice of national bodies exceeding the terms of European Union directives when implementing them into national law . Concerning the effects business lobbyists argue in both directions.".
- Gold-plating label "Gold-plating".
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