EUI working papers in political and social sciences, Issues 94-96European University Institute. Dept. of History and Civilization, European University Institute. Dept. of Political and Social Sciences European University Institute, 1993 - Social Science |
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It contains a new section on consumer protection (Title XVIII); it introduces
significant innovations in the area of occupational health and safety; it introduces
qualified majority voting for most environmental protection measures. It even
adds 4.
It contains a new section on consumer protection (Title XVIII); it introduces
significant innovations in the area of occupational health and safety; it introduces
qualified majority voting for most environmental protection measures. It even
adds 4.
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However, the most striking examples of regulatory innovation were made
possible by the SEA, in particular by the introduction of qualified majority voting
not only for internal market legislation but also for key areas of social regulation.
Leaving ...
However, the most striking examples of regulatory innovation were made
possible by the SEA, in particular by the introduction of qualified majority voting
not only for internal market legislation but also for key areas of social regulation.
Leaving ...
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