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The Comitology Reform of 2006 Increasing the Powers of the European Parliament Without Changing the Treaties

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 April 2007

Gregor Schusterschitz  and
Sabine Kotz
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Abstract

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History and background of the comitology system in the European Union – The continuing problem of the involvement of the European Parliament – The new comitology decision of the Council of Ministers: introduction of a comitology procedure concerning ‘quasi-legislative measures’ – Genesis of the 2006 reform: negotiations within the Council and with the Parliament – Accompanying political declarations – Evaluation: a substantial shift in the relations between the institutions in relation to law-making.

Keywords

ComitologyReform2006European ParliamentEuropean UnionQuasi-legislative MeasuresNegotiationsPolitical DeclarationsEvaluationLaw-makingComitology DecisionRight of ScrutinyCall-back RightRegulatory Procedure with Scrutiny
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Articles
Information
European Constitutional Law Review , Volume 3 , Issue 1 , February 2007 , pp. 68 - 90
Copyright
Asser Press 2007