How EUROPEAN APPAREL AND TEXTILE CONFEDERATION lobbied on EU Inc
Supports, with changes
Business association · BEL
Supports a voluntary 28th regime to enable companies to operate across the Single Market with harmonised rules but wants clear scope and safeguards on tax and labour law.
1 submission to the Commission · declared EU lobbying: €1,750,000–€1,999,999 last year.
Summaries are AI-written; the quotes are theirs, checked word for word.
What they asked for
Where can it be registered?
Backs it
Call for evidence (2025) · 30 Sep 2025
Allow companies to operate across the Single Market under a single set of harmonised rules to reduce fragmentation and administrative burden.
“We agree with the underlying objective: to enable companies, including innovative ones, to operate across the Single Market under a single set of harmonised rules.”
Ensure the legal basis results in one clear set of obligations with automatic recognition across Member States, and clarify whether the regime is an EU legal form or harmonised national forms.
“The choice of legal basis, whether an EU legal form or a harmonised national form, should result in a single, clear set of obligations for companies, with automatic recognition across Member States.”
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