Have your say on recently published roadmaps and inception impact assessmentsĮvaluating laws How their impact is assessed The Call for evidence combines two steps that were previously sequential: the roadmap/inception impact assessment and the questionnaire (where relevant). a fitness check of a bundle of related existing laws and/or policiesĪ Call for evidence describes the problem to be tackled and objectives to be met, explains why EU action is needed, outlines policy options and describes the main features of the consultation strategy, including whether a public consultation with a questionnaire is needed.an evaluation of an existing law or policy.a politically sensitive and/or important new law or policy.The Commission uses Call for evidence to define the scope of: In its annual work programme, the Commission makes a political commitment to deliver on a certain number of priorities during a given calendar year.Ĭommission work programme How their scope is defined This is referred to as Better Regulation.īetter Regulation: why and how How they are planned
The Commission prepares laws and policies transparently, based on evidence and backed up by the views of citizens and stakeholders. Citizens themselves, following a successful European Citizens’ Initiative.the European Parliament (directly elected by EU citizens).the Council of the European Union (government ministers from each EU country).the European Council (heads of state or government of each EU country).It can also respond to invitations to do so from: The Commission proposes laws and policies on its own initiative.
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