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It's true that they are appointed. However, they're appointed by the EU Council (the heads of state, most of them elected, some appointed by a national parliam
by vanviegen 1y ago
It's true that they are appointed.
However, they're appointed by the EU Council (the heads of state, most of them elected, some appointed by a national parliament), and approved by the (elected) European Parliament.
At the cost of some transparency, this does make it possible to select a bit more for management skills instead of just campaigning skills.
- throwaway_dang 1y ago[flagged]