Germany’s expert commission, charged with drawing up plans to ease the impact of high gas prices on consumers, delivered on Monday its policy proposals to Chancellor Olaf Scholz whose government faces pressure to curb inflation. Following 35 hours of consultations, the commission unanimously agreed on its recommendations to the government, it said in a statement. A draft of a paper seen by Reuters showed the commission favoured the state giving households and small and medium-sized businesses a one-off payment worth one month’s gas bill this year and a mechanism to limit prices from next March…