Slovenia Successful in Transposing EU Directives

Slovenia has been successful in transposing EU directives to its national legislation, a table released by the European Commission has shown.

The country has notified Brussels that it has transposed 2,539 out of a total of 2,572 directives for which the deadline for transposition has already expired.
This makes Slovenia 98.72 percent successful and places it 8th among the 25 member states. The average for the 25 is 98.12 percent (2,510 out of 2,559 directives).
The country most successful in adopting EU directives is Lithuania, having included 99.5% of directives into its legislation. Italy trails the list with 96.31%.
The European Commission compiles the table every second month on the basis of data provided by the member states. The Commission also checks the contents of national regulations and the way they are implemented. The latest table was released in early March.

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