Why would you want to do that? We have already established in the discussion around GDPR that EU regulators are omnipotent, perfectly represent the will of the

Why would you want to do that? We have already established in the discussion around GDPR that EU regulators are omnipotent, perfectly represent the will of the people in every case, and can be trusted to wield unlimited and arbitrary power in reasonable ways. Could it be that EU regulatory bodies are normal government functions that run the risk of normal governance-related dysfunction and require the usual controls like limited power, rule of law, oversight, and less-than-worldwide jurisdiction?