European Union Law: Evolution, Limitations, and Role of Council and Commission

EUROPEAN UNION
LAW

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
INTITAL POST...............................................................................................................................3
Discussion Topic..............................................................................................................................4
Radical evolution of the European Parliament.......................................................................4
Brief discussion on limitations of European Parliament........................................................5
Role of Council of European Union & European Commission in democracy.......................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
SUMMARY POST..........................................................................................................................9
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................11

INTRODUCTION
European Union is play vital role in running economy of European contingent. In order to
understand the effect and revolution of democracy this forum has been formulated. It includes
discussion related with evolution of European parliament as well as limitation of European
parliament. It also defines role of council as well as European commission in order to develop
the growth of member countries of European union.
INTITAL POST
The law of the European Union is a set of laws functioning within the Council of Europe Union's
Member States. The EU has established the mission of "promote peace, its principles but the well
of its peoples" since the establishment of the Coal and Steel Society after World War II. For the
aim of collaboration and human growth, the EU has democratic institutions, social and economic
strategies that surpass nation-states. The EU constitutes, according to its Court of Appeal, a "a
new legal structure of international humanitarian law". The EU's legal pillars are the Treaty on
European Integration (TEU) and the Treaty on the Operation of the European Union (TFEU),
decided unanimously by the 27 National Governments' governments. If they choose to act
according to the rules of the association, new members can participate, and current members may
leave according to their own constitutional criteria. Citizens are eligible to engage in forming the
laws of the EU by Parliament and their national governments. "The Commission has a popular
mandate, the Council of the European Union serves the government of the Member States, the
Parliament is appointed by EU people, while the High court is committed to upholding the law
and civil rights. The EU is "not merely an economic alliance," as the High court has said, but is
intended to "make sure democratic change and to achieve continuous development.
While the European Union doesn't even have a formalised constitution, it has rules that
"constitute" the fundamental form of governing, like any legislative body. The main statutory
origins of the EU are the Agreement on European Union and the Treaty on the Operation of the
European Union, that have been accepted or conformed to by all 27 Member States' legislatures.
The Treaties create the agencies of the EU, list the roles and obligations, and clarify the areas
wherein guidelines or legislation may be legislated by the EU.

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Discussion Topic
Radical evolution of the European Parliament.
European parliament is essential branch of European Union. It is established in 1958 to
play role of common assembly of European Union. It defines rules and legislation which follow
at each state and member of European Union. After India European Parliament is considers as
the second largest democratic parliament in the world which composed 705 members. It is
considering as essential part of economy as well as run in effective manner.
The main purpose of establishment of this parliament is to convert undemocratic EU to
democratic one. Since 1979 the organization work for becoming more democratic and spread
accountability as well as transparency within the European Union. Members of parliament play
role of representatives of their state, and they have right to vote and choose their member of
parliament which formulate rules and regulation which is related with running economy of
European countries (Bartha and Horváth, 2020).
Accordion to my point of view European parliament has been come from long way it
took time of EU to formulate this branch due to the effect of other branches of EU. From play
role of consultative assembly to play role of legislator council this organization play role of a
being their body of democratic control.
The European parliament is not play largest institution role. Many challenges this branch
of EU face in order to regulate democratic rules in European countries. European parliament
focus on operations such as trialouge as well as they it developed itself as council which work
for development purpose. They extent their legislative power in order to make more democratic
environment of EU countries. In the revolution of EP they focus on putting council with
legislative procedure which is called abolition of 3rd party reading.