Juncker on the move for drastic shake up in the EU

At las the European Union ready for a major shake-up that will bring an end of making Brussels the scapegoat by member states which have failed on their own part.

Consequently, the Jean-Claude Juncker will by next week take-off an overhaul of the union’s ambiguous and dysfunctional decision-making process that makes member states to encumber the Commission with the final call on precarious but possibly unpopular rules and regulations. The move will make national government of member states to take full responsibility for decisions unanimously made in Brussels.

He said, “It is not right that when EU countries cannot decide among themselves … the Commission is forced by Parliament and Council to take a decision,” he said. “So we will change those rules — because that is not democracy.”

While addressing his staff last week, he stated that, “ I want that the Council of Ministers takes political responsibility”.

“The process could get worse rather than better,” Zuleeg said. “In every political system you have systems to take technical decisions without going through big political process. The difficulty is judging what is purely a technical decision and what actually carries political weight.”