does the commission that in long run the implementation of the negative list to deregulating can set a precedent for other future negotiations too
Does the Commission think that, in the long run, the implementation of the 'negative list' approach to deregulating services can set a precedent for other, future negotiations too?
Does the Commission that, in long run, the implementation of the 'negative list' to deregulating can set a precedent for other, future negotiations too?