Reasonable European laws: less is more

Working dinner in Restaurant Maison du Luxembourg on Tuesday, 18 July 2023, from 19H30 to 21H00

19h30 Reception

19h45 Welcome

Dr. Paul RÜBIG (MEP 1996 – 2014)
Member of the European Economic and Social Committee
Honorary Member of SME Europe

TBA
President of Taxpayers Association of Europe (TAE)

Dr. Ingo FRIEDRICH
President of the European Economic Senate

20h00 Programme:

Honourable speech by Lukas MANDL MEP
„If it is not necessary to make a law, then it is necessary not to make a law.“ Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu

Ceremony of TAE Certification to Lukas Mandl MEP for excellent political work in the interest of the European Taxpayers

European laws should epitomize the principle that “less is more”. With the potential to shape the future for generations to come, EU policies and laws adopted today will have a profound impact on individuals and businesses alike. Guided by the Better Regulation agenda, the EU ensures a meticulous approach to law-making. This involves evidence-based decision-making and a commitment to transparency.
How can the European Union and the Commission actively incorporate the principle of “less is more” into its laws, ensuring they are fair, effective, and responsive to the needs of its citizens and businesses while considering the viewpoints of those who may be affected?

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