EU Variations Proposal Could Make Changes Harder in Some Countries
This article was originally published in The Gold Sheet
Executive Summary
RESISTANCE TO CHANGE confronts proposal for EU-wide variations scheme as trade groups and member states defend 'unbureaucratic' status quo. Proposal's quality-by-design component is widely praised, but new 'do and tell' approach to minor changes runs into difficulties. New default category, regulatory worksharing and API changes also discussed
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