European Commission pushes Member States to stop gold-plating
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Gold-plating fragments the EU Single Market and raises cross-border compliance costs, hitting SMEs hardest. For business-travel and multinational firms operating in Europe, additional national requirements can affect employment, data, operations and travel-compliance arrangements.
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- European Commission Press CornerEuropean Commission pushes Member States to stop gold-plating
European Commissioner Dombrovskis addressed the European Parliament plenary on gold-plating, warning that when Member States add stricter or broader requirements while transposing EU law, it distorts competition, raises compliance costs especially for SMEs, and discourages cross-border activity. The Commission will work with Member States on better detection, follow-up and prevention, prepare a best-practice toolkit, and has circulated questionnaires to Member States and stakeholders.