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EU: Report from UK House of Lords Select Committee: Initiation of EU Legislation

01 August 2008

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Initiation of EU Legislation (216 pages, pdf)

"The purpose of this report is to explore the processes by which ideas are transformed into EU legislation, principally by the Commission, and to draw conclusions as to the appropriateness of those processes in today’s EU. Our starting point was to ask: “Where do the ideas for legislation come from?” and “How are ideas developed to the point when they are brought forward as formal legislative proposals?”

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