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The trilog between the parliament and the member states decided upon a text. Next each chamber will vote on it but this is usually just a formality since they
by arlcode 5y ago
The trilog between the parliament and the member states decided upon a text.
Next each chamber will vote on it but this is usually just a formality since they gave the negotiators a mandate beforehand.
If it passes, the text will become a EU directive which needs to be incorporated into national law by the member states.
After that it becomes enforceable.
- the_duke 5y agoEdit: whoops
- arlcode 5y agoI'm pretty sure it's the other way around. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_%28European_Union%29?wprov=sfla1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_%28European_Union%29... Regulations can built upon the foundations laid down by directives and they apply directly.
- M2Ys4U 5y ago>If it passes, the text will become a EU directive which needs to be incorporated into national law by the member states. The DMA is a Regulation, not a Directive. It doesn't need to be transposed in to national law in member states. Regulations become law across the whole EU (and usually the EEA as well) as soon as they are published in the Official Journal.
- arlcode 5y agoAaah damn it you are right. For some reason I thought it was a directive... Too late to edit my comment.