The EU Council of ministers splits up because of the draft services directive

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During a dinner organized on the eve of the EU Finance ministers meeting , held last March13, the ministers commented the amendments adopted by the European Parliament on the draft directive (see our article 06151). (Ref. 06244)
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This round table, aimed at collecting the points of view of the EU Member States on the amendments adopted by the EP, give an idea of what the discussion will be within the Competitivy Council once the amended propopal is presented by the Commission next April 4.

There is no suprise : the Council is split up in two new camps after the Parliament rejected the country of origine principle.

On one hand, the new Member States (supported by Great-Britain and the Netherlands) wish to restore this pri

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