it is practice for the european commission to unduly secretive when it comes to negotiating agreements with third countries contrary to treaty lisbon which provide for greater bie in the drafting ofiot
It is accepted practice for the European Commission to be unduly secretive when it comes to negotiating agreements with third countries, contrary to the provisions of the Treaty of Lisbon, which provide for greater involvement by Parliament in the drafting of normative acts.
It is practice for the European Commission to unduly secretive when it comes to negotiating agreements with third countries, contrary the Treaty Lisbon, which provide for greater by in the drafting of acts.