Legislative Processes in the European Union
A brief overview of the ordinary legislative process and other decision making processes in the European Union.
This video is part of a series of videos covering regional integration and the European Union in the context of global politics. Check out the other videos in this series on my playlist at • Regional Integration -... .
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Extremely clear explanation, great video!
Important to include as well is the principle of consultation. The institutions are required to consult partiest of interest (e.g. Cor, EESC or political groups) during the legislative process. If this is not done, the legislative act is automatically invalid as stated in article 263 TFEU. “The European Parliament, the Council and the Commission shall be assisted by an Economic and Social Committee (...) acting in an advisory capacity.” (Art. 13 TEU)
great informative channel. helpful
Thanks for the video. At 3.12 is it "members of the European Council" or "the Council of the EU" ? "The Conciliation Commission is comprised of members of the European Council and an equal number of members of the European Parliament, or MEPs." It should be the Council of the EU I think.
To be clear , eventhoug the parliament is elected directly by individuals of the member states, the EP is supranational and represents the interest of the citizens of the EU, not their own nations interest, am I right? Thanks in advance
@NoahZerbe
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Yes, that's correct. MEPs (Members of the European Parliament) are elected by the people of the Member States directly (in national elections) and represent the interests of the people who elected them (which may or may not align with the interests of the Member State governments). Hope that helps! Good luck!