Classic Classic Quiz EU Law Making - Examples by Diamondsareforever Diamondsareforever 5 played - 11 yrs ago See if you can match the example given to the subject in question QUIZ 11 QUESTIONS expert 1 International Organisation Council of EuropeHouse of LordsHouse of CommonsRSPCAGreenpeace London 2 In a national system there is usually only one kind of law passed by a single voting procedure in Parliament (an Act of Parliament passed by a majority of members of Parliament) TreatyEU law is complicated compared to national lawTreaties are one of the sources of international lawPassed as part of law making specific to EUOrdinary day to day laws 3 Something that has already been decided cannot be re-opened Legislative act of the EU insitutionsGeneral principleHierachyTreatyFounding Treaties 4 Acts of Parliament Rules of the systemPrimary legislationOwn role as source of lawExtent of judicial powerFounding treaties 5 Like equity rules in UK TreatiesGeneral principlesConventionsCase law from the ECJSecondary legislation 6 International postal rules in 1880's broken by EU then individual can't sue Direct effect of EU lawInternational law is a matter for StatesSupremacy of EU lawCompulsory jurisdiction of the transnational courtLegislative role for a directly elected European Parliament 7 EURO SupranationalismTerminologyOpt outFinancesTreaties 8 Ireland, UK and Denmark can opt out of criminal matters SupranationalismIntergovernmental parts of EUPartly independent financesConstitution of the European UnionPrimary v secondary legilsation 9 Directive Only regulations are directly applicableLegislation can be directly effective but not directly applicableRegulations do not need any additional national implementing legislationDoctrine of direct effectDecisions are directly applicable 10 A directive needs national legislation but even if there isn't any individual can still raise it in national court Direct applicability and direct effectRegulations are directly applicableRegulations do not need any additional implementing legislationRights of StatesOrdinary legislative procedure 11 Where Parliament has a veto (when new Member State joins) - no conciliation Special legislative procedureOutvoting of member statesConciliation ProcedureOrdinary legislative procedureEuropean Council A mistake in this Quiz ? Contact the author Commentaires
