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DOI: 10.54648/cola2011079
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Case C-236/09, Association belge des Consommateurs Test-Achats ASBL, Yann van Vugt, Charles Basselier v. Conseil des ministres, Judgment of the Court of Justice (Grand Chamber) of 1 Marc

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“…95 That means it 'decided not to second-guess the appropriateness of the policy choices made by the EU legislator'. 96 The focus is on the decision-making process (which resulted in an incoherent/inconsistent piece of legislation) 97 rather than on its substantive choices. Second, it is hard to see how the alternative approach put forward by Davies, and endorsed by Muir (that the legislature explains why certain distinctions between men and women made in legislation do not amount to discrimination), would in fact not be reasoning within a framing of equality law and thus within fundamental rights law.…”
Section: I    '-'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…95 That means it 'decided not to second-guess the appropriateness of the policy choices made by the EU legislator'. 96 The focus is on the decision-making process (which resulted in an incoherent/inconsistent piece of legislation) 97 rather than on its substantive choices. Second, it is hard to see how the alternative approach put forward by Davies, and endorsed by Muir (that the legislature explains why certain distinctions between men and women made in legislation do not amount to discrimination), would in fact not be reasoning within a framing of equality law and thus within fundamental rights law.…”
Section: I    '-'mentioning
confidence: 99%