Summary
This report evaluates how the EU applies subsidiarity and proportionality principles, noting a need for better impact assessments and stronger involvement from national parliaments. 10 17.05.2017
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Key points
- The report evaluates how well the European Union adheres to the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality in its law-making processes.
- There was a notable decrease in the number of formal objections (reasoned opinions) submitted by national parliaments during 2014.
- A significant portion of impact assessments were found to have unsatisfactory analyses regarding the necessity and scope of proposed EU actions.
- The report considers the introduction of a 'green card' mechanism to allow national parliaments to suggest new legislative initiatives.
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