Article 22 EUMR Referrals Post-Illumina: Back to the Drawing Board?

This post examines the Court's rejection of the Commission's Article 22 referral policy in the Illumina case. The judgment restricts the Commission's power to review mergers below the thresholds, highlighting the need to reconsider its approach to closing the enforcement gap.

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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.405ea511
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European and International Law Studies
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Article 22 EUMR Referrals Post-Illumina: Back to the Drawing Board?

Max van Iersel
European and International Law Studies
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Article 22 EUMR Referrals Post-Illumina: Back to the Drawing Board?

Max van Iersel
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This post examines the Court's rejection of the Commission's Article 22 referral policy in the Illumina case. The judgment restricts the Commission's power to review mergers below the thresholds, highlighting the need to reconsider its approach to closing the enforcement gap.

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