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Samenvatting European Law

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Dit is een samenvatting van het vak European law uit het tweede jaar Rechtspraktijk op AP Hogeschool. Dit is een samenvatting van de slides, inhoud van de hoorcolleges en inhoud van het boek. Ik behaalde een 17/20 voor dit vak.

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Inhoud
THE FIRST TREATIES................................................................................................................................5
Learning objectives.............................................................................................................................5
Victor Hugo 1849................................................................................................................................5
Pioneers – some of the architects of the European project: the architects of the European project.5
Churchill’s “Iron Curtain” Speech (1946) in Missouri..........................................................................6
Early forms of cooperation.................................................................................................................6
Schuman Declaration – 9 May 1950...................................................................................................7
The first Treaties.................................................................................................................................7
............................................................................................................................................................7
European Communities......................................................................................................................7
Institutions..........................................................................................................................................8
DEVELOPMENTS UP TO THE SINGLE EUROPEAN ACT (SEA)....................................................................8
Learning objectives.............................................................................................................................8
Historical Development......................................................................................................................8
Common market.................................................................................................................................8
Luxembourg Compromise..................................................................................................................9
Growth of role European Parliament..................................................................................................9
Single European Act (SEA, 1986).........................................................................................................9
The Maastricht and Amsterdam Treaties.............................................................................................10
learning objectives............................................................................................................................10
Treaty of Maastricht, 1992...............................................................................................................11
Treaty of Amsterdam (ToA), 1997....................................................................................................12
The Treaty of Nice and the convention on the future of Europe..........................................................12
Treaty of Nice, 2000.........................................................................................................................12
Main Changes ToN........................................................................................................................13
..........................................................................................................................................................13
Charter of fundamental rights..........................................................................................................13
Convention on the future of Europe.................................................................................................13
The Treaty of Lisbon.............................................................................................................................13
Objectives and legal principles.........................................................................................................13
efficiency and clarity.........................................................................................................................13
Enhanced democracy.......................................................................................................................14
better protection of fundamental rights...........................................................................................14

, New institutional set-up...................................................................................................................14
Enlargement and Contraction...............................................................................................................14
Enlargement.....................................................................................................................................14
Accession procedure........................................................................................................................15
Power sharing in the EU.......................................................................................................................15
Vertical division of competences (vertical division of power)..........................................................15
Is the EU competent to act?.................................................................................................................15
Principle of Conferral of Competences.............................................................................................15
How is power shared within EU?......................................................................................................16
Division of competences...................................................................................................................16
Areas of Competence.......................................................................................................................17
Principles of subsidiarity and proportionality...................................................................................18
Shared competence: when should the EU act?................................................................................18
Principles of subsidiarity...............................................................................................................18
Principle of proportionality...........................................................................................................18
Application of principle of subsidiarity and proportionality.........................................................19
Ex ante..............................................................................................................................................19
early warning system....................................................................................................................19
Justification in Preamble...............................................................................................................19
Annulment/invalidity....................................................................................................................20
sample questions (exam)..............................................................................................................20
European Union institutions and bodies (horizontal division of power)...............................................20
European Parliament........................................................................................................................20
Composition of EP........................................................................................................................20
Gradual increase in powers..........................................................................................................21
Powers of EP.................................................................................................................................21
Key Powers...................................................................................................................................21
The European Council.......................................................................................................................21
History of the European Council...................................................................................................22
Powers of the European Council...................................................................................................22
Organisation.................................................................................................................................22
Some landmark summits of the European Council.......................................................................22
The Council of the European Union..................................................................................................23
Composition.................................................................................................................................23
Powers of Council.........................................................................................................................23
Presidency of the Council............................................................................................................24

, Decision making (art. 238 TFEU)...................................................................................................25
The Commission...............................................................................................................................25
History of the Commission...............................................................................................................25
Commission..................................................................................................................................25
powers of the commission............................................................................................................26
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)..........................................................................26
Court of Justice.............................................................................................................................27
Mission statement CJEU...............................................................................................................27
Powers of CJEU.............................................................................................................................27
Teleological method of interpretation..........................................................................................28
The European Central Bank (ECB).....................................................................................................28
Organisation.................................................................................................................................28
Protocol No 4................................................................................................................................29
Objectives and tasks.....................................................................................................................29
The Euro – a single currency for Europeans..................................................................................29
The European Central Bank: managing the euro..........................................................................29
The Court of Auditors.......................................................................................................................29
European Union bodies....................................................................................................................30
EESC..............................................................................................................................................30
Committee of the Regions............................................................................................................30
European investment Bank (EIB)..................................................................................................30
internal structure and balance in the EU..........................................................................................31
Balance of interests – Horizontal division of powers....................................................................31
Democracy....................................................................................................................................31
Hierarchy of EU law..............................................................................................................................33
Consolidated Treaties...........................................................................................................................33
Amendment procedures...................................................................................................................33
ordinary revision procedure.........................................................................................................34
Accession Procedure (art. 49 TEU)....................................................................................................34
Voluntary withdrawal (art. 50 TEU)..................................................................................................34
Secondary Union Law (Legal acts)........................................................................................................34
Legislative triangle............................................................................................................................35
other actors in legislative process....................................................................................................36
legal base..........................................................................................................................................36
legislative procedures.......................................................................................................................36
Ordinary legislative procedures (OLP)..............................................................................................36

, special legislative procedures..........................................................................................................36
voting procedures.............................................................................................................................37
two types of legal acts......................................................................................................................37
example questions............................................................................................................................37
Revision Chapter 4............................................................................................................................37
Supremacy of EU law............................................................................................................................38
Original position of MS.....................................................................................................................38
Court of Justice approach.............................................................................................................38
Direct effect of various sources of Union law...............................................................................41
State liability for damages (the Francovich principle)...........................................................................45
Directives..........................................................................................................................................45
General breaches (not only Directives!)...........................................................................................46
a “sufficiently serious” breach..........................................................................................................46
National Courts and Preliminary rulings...............................................................................................48
Decentralised enforcement..............................................................................................................48
Preliminary rulings............................................................................................................................49
procedure art. 267 TFEU...............................................................................................................49
Importance of Art 267 TFEU.........................................................................................................50
Enforcement actions against MS..........................................................................................................50
institutional vigilance, art. 258 TFEU................................................................................................52
Peer-to-peer vigilance, art. 259 TFEU...............................................................................................52
Compliance, art. 260 TFEU................................................................................................................52
Effectiveness of Infringement Procedures........................................................................................52
Actions against EU institutions.............................................................................................................53
Action to annul, art. 263-264 TFEU...................................................................................................53
applicants.....................................................................................................................................53
direct and individual concern of non-privileged applicants..........................................................53
Action to annul a regulatory act, art 263 (4) TFEU............................................................................54
actions for failure to act, art 265-266 TFEU......................................................................................54
actions for damages, art 340 TFEU...................................................................................................55

Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 THE FIRST TREATIES 5
    1. Learning objectives 5
    2. Victor Hugo 1849 5
    3. Pioneers – some of the architects of the European project: the architects of the European project 5
    4. Churchill’s “Iron Curtain” Speech (1946) in Missouri 6
    5. Early forms of cooperation 6
    6. Schuman Declaration – 9 May 1950 7
    7. The first Treaties 7
    8. European Communities 7
    9. Institutions 8
  2. 02 DEVELOPMENTS UP TO THE SINGLE EUROPEAN ACT (SEA) 8
    1. Learning objectives 8
    2. Historical Development 8
    3. Common market 8
    4. Luxembourg Compromise 9
    5. Growth of role European Parliament 9
    6. Single European Act (SEA, 1986) 9
  3. 03 The Maastricht and Amsterdam Treaties 10
    1. learning objectives 10
    2. Treaty of Maastricht, 1992 11
    3. Treaty of Amsterdam (ToA), 1997 12
  4. 04 The Treaty of Nice and the convention on the future of Europe 12
    1. Treaty of Nice, 2000 12
    2. Charter of fundamental rights 13
    3. Convention on the future of Europe 13
  5. 05 The Treaty of Lisbon 13
    1. Objectives and legal principles 13
    2. efficiency and clarity 13
    3. Enhanced democracy 14
    4. better protection of fundamental rights 14
    5. New institutional set-up 14
  6. 06 Enlargement and Contraction 14
    1. Enlargement 14
    2. Accession procedure 15
  7. 07 Power sharing in the EU 15
    1. Vertical division of competences (vertical division of power) 15
  8. 08 Is the EU competent to act? 15
    1. Principle of Conferral of Competences 15
    2. How is power shared within EU? 16
    3. Division of competences 16
    4. Areas of Competence 17
    5. Principles of subsidiarity and proportionality 18
    6. Shared competence: when should the EU act? 18
    7. Ex ante 19
  9. 09 European Union institutions and bodies (horizontal division of power) 20
    1. European Parliament 20
    2. The European Council 21
    3. The Council of the European Union 23
    4. The Commission 25
    5. History of the Commission 25
    6. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) 26
    7. The European Central Bank (ECB) 28
    8. The Court of Auditors 29
    9. European Union bodies 30
    10. internal structure and balance in the EU 31
  10. 10 Hierarchy of EU law 33
  11. 11 Consolidated Treaties 33
    1. Amendment procedures 33
    2. Accession Procedure (art. 49 TEU) 34
    3. Voluntary withdrawal (art. 50 TEU) 34
  12. 12 Secondary Union Law (Legal acts) 34
    1. Legislative triangle 35
    2. other actors in legislative process 36
    3. legal base 36
    4. legislative procedures 36
    5. Ordinary legislative procedures (OLP) 36
    6. special legislative procedures 36
    7. voting procedures 37
    8. two types of legal acts 37
    9. example questions 37
    10. Revision Chapter 4 37
  13. 13 Supremacy of EU law 38
    1. Original position of MS 38
  14. 14 State liability for damages (the Francovich principle) 45
    1. Directives 45
    2. General breaches (not only Directives!) 46
    3. a “sufficiently serious” breach 46
  15. 15 National Courts and Preliminary rulings 48
    1. Decentralised enforcement 48
    2. Preliminary rulings 49
  16. 16 Enforcement actions against MS 50
    1. institutional vigilance, art. 258 TFEU 52
    2. Peer-to-peer vigilance, art. 259 TFEU 52
    3. Compliance, art. 260 TFEU 52
    4. Effectiveness of Infringement Procedures 52
  17. 17 Actions against EU institutions 53
    1. Action to annul, art. 263-264 TFEU 53
    2. Action to annul a regulatory act, art 263 (4) TFEU 54
    3. actions for failure to act, art 265-266 TFEU 54
    4. actions for damages, art 340 TFEU 55

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Karen Davies, Maarten van Munster Understanding European Union Law
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