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European Law

TABLE OFCONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK 1............................................................................................................................................1Analysis of various functions.................................................................................................1TASK 2............................................................................................................................................3Impact of European Union law, the sovereignty of parliament..............................................3TASK 3............................................................................................................................................4Impact of EU Law on UK Court............................................................................................4CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTIONEuropean Union law is considered as one of the effective bodies of treaties, law andjudgement of court that operate together with the legal system of EU associate states. In casethere is any kind of conflict occurs within the parties EU law as internally helpful for resolvingall the matter through conducting meeting from both the side. This project assignment aims atdiscussing various functions of four main institutions that are available in EU. Analysis about allthe impacts of law in context of sovereignty of parliament is being mentioned in this report.Apart from this, implications on UK court are also being studied here (Boerger-De Smedt, 2012).TASK 1Analysis of various functions(A) EU parliamentEU is said to be directly designated parliamentary institution. The citizen of UK used toelect their parties once in every five years of the time. It is considered as law making branch ofunion. It is constituted with a total of 751 members that are elected in 28 member states ofenlarged EU. It has been analysed that each nation would decide on the form of their electionsthat are going to take place but there is full guarantee for equality among sexes and secret ballot.It is set up with the motive to resolve all the queries that are affecting the dignity of the people aswell as nation at the same point of time (Castellano, 2012). The member of parliamentarycommittee votes on specific report and makes it possible to amend after going through all thefacts and matters. (B) European commissionIt seems to be a valuable institution of EU which is held responsible for suggestinglegislation, keeping the EU treaties and managing their everyday business operations. It providescommissions as political leaderships during their five-year time period. The president isnominated through European council. It is summarised with a total of 28 commissioners, one permember state (Davies, 2012). They are responsible for promoting the common interest of union.It passes on the European parliament and council for taking necessary approval and ultimate useof that particular orders. In case if they are not obeying with various obligations under EU rulesand policies, a consistent opinion is being issued to the state that provides certain opportunities torespond on specific matters. 1

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