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EU: Council of the European Union: Friends of the Presidency and CJEU Rules of Procedure

01 December 2014

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• FOP: Friends of the Presidency Group "Improving the functioning of the EU": Fourth meeting (1 December 2014): Other and pending issues 1592 (LIMITE doc no: 15925-14, pdf) Including the following question: "Do you consider that inter-governmental agreements signed beyond the existing legal framework are answers to the challenges Europe is facing, or should the EU objectives be pursued within the limits of the Treaties?"

• Draft Rules of Procedure of the General Court of the European Union (EU doc no:15628-14, pdf)

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