>> The decision to tackle the issue was prompted after the Commission launched an online survey. Some 4.6 million Europeans answered the survey — three million of those respondents were from Germany — with 80 percent of them voting to scrap the practice.
At first glance that approach appears to be a deeply flawed way to make policy which affects 28 member states.
What would happen if the commission started asking for more policy-making input from citizens via online surveys?
At first glance that approach appears to be a deeply flawed way to make policy which affects 28 member states.
What would happen if the commission started asking for more policy-making input from citizens via online surveys?