BLOCK EXEMPTION
April 1st, 2002
Keith NuthallMembers of the European Parliament are pressing for a partial delay to the introduction of the European Commission's block exemption reforms, by proposing a two year delay to the introduction of the right of dealers to establish themselves in foreign Member States.Insisting that this should be introduced in October 2005, parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee's agreed a raft of other amendments, which are not binding on the Commission. MEP's also asked that Brussels proved that such a freedom was actually necessary to promote ...
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