Govt plans 'consumer friendly' EU presidency

The Minister of State for Europe, Dick Roche, has said the Government will do all it can to make EU law more consumer-friendly during our presidency of the European Union.

Govt plans 'consumer friendly' EU presidency
Fri, 26 Dec, 2003 - 08:30

The Minister of State for Europe, Dick Roche, has said the Government will do all it can to make EU law more consumer-friendly during our presidency of the European Union.

Ireland assumes the presidency on New Year’s Day for the duration of six months.

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