The European Commission is tightening rules for senior staff to prevent further coronavirus infections, after Commissioner Mariya Gabriel announced she tested positive Saturday.
POLITICO reports that the “Special chefs” meetings, normally made up of commissioners’ cabinet members, legal service staff and secretariat staff to prepare proposals before they go to the College of Commissioners — will now be held virtually, spokesman Eric Mamer said Sunday. Weekly “hebdo” meetings with senior civil servants will still be held in person, but restricted to the heads of cabinet, while other officials will attend virtually.
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