The possibility of further derogations in this article on the basis of the new Article 7a should be limited to what is absolutely necessary.
Further derogations from this Regulation shall require the adoption of a specific regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council drawn up on the basis of international standards and equivalent Union sectoral rules.
The Policy Exchange report goes further, demanding absolute derogations, albeit temporary, from the ECHR.
The striking non-proportionality of Turkey's derogation has already further affected its foreign relations, complicated the fight against ISIS, and raised questions about whether the country is drifting towards a Putin-style government where power is concentrated in the hands of one person.
The suggestion that enforcement of the rule of law -- i.e., subjecting the President to rules of general applicability -- does not further the separation of powers, but rather is in derogation of this purpose, is bizarre.
Further work, using experimental subjects, could disentangle whether norm deviants avoid derogation, because high donations are seen as competitive or, because high donations are linked to perceived wealth, which can trigger negative feelings associated with inequity aversion.
A minimum data set is necessary to evaluate the request for derogation; this is what we have specified in annex IV; if, in addition, further data is required by a Member State for an evaluation, it can request as much or as little as is needed.
As no solution has been developed so far, temporary derogation from the mandatory clearing of derivatives should be extended to apply for a further two years for a large majority of PSAs (which could be extended by one further year) and for three years for small PSAs (which could be extended by two further years), as those do not present the same risks as the larger ones.
The derogation of derogation is doing well.
They signed an unprecedented derogation of power from Whitehall.
