Evaluation of the Methods to Measure the Effectiveness of EU Law

The European Union
Law

Contents
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..............................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION...........................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES............................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
The law is referred to as a system of different rules that is recognized in the particular
community and country as the regulation of action of its members and its enforceability is
ensured by imposing penalties. Every country or an area has its own set of laws which are
required to be followed by the people who reside therein. The European Union is the economical
as well as political union which consists of around twenty seven member states that are primarily
situated in the Europe. It has its system of laws which are required to be followed by the member
states who are part of the EU1. This essay shall deal with a question as to evaluation of the
methods which are required to measure the effectiveness of EU law.
MAIN BODY
The European Union is mainly on the basis of series on the treaties which recognized
European community and the European Union and subsequently the amendments were made to
the founding treaty. These are the treaty which give power and sets the policy goals at broad and
also establishes the principle institutions that have their own powers in order to apply these
goals. The legal power includes within its ambit the power to enact any law that may affect
directly all the states in EU and its inhabitants. It has its legal personality and has a right to
signature for the agreement and other treaties of international nature. Every member state of EU
are needed to implement the treaty to which they have ratified under principle of supremacy and
also they have to prevent the enactment of law which are in battle with the EU law.
The treaties of European Union itself declare that the laws of EU are originated on values
of the respect for democracy, human dignity, equality, rule of law and the human rights which
include right of person who belongs to minority group in the world.
For instance, when the UK was a part of European Union before signing the Brexit
agreement, they were required to follow the laws and provisions of EU treaty in their domestic
area2. For instance, the European Convention on Human rights (ECHR) is a part of EU law and
1 Holland T, 'Legal Foundations Of European Union Laws On Public Procurement' [2017] SSRN Electronic Journal
2 Dadomo C, and Quénivet N, European Union Law (2019)