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EU: UK: The House of Lords European Union Committee has published its latest report

28 March 2014

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"The Committee has called for a greater role for national parliaments in EU decision making including the introduction of a ‘Green Card’ procedure to enable a group of national parliaments to work together to propose new EU legislation or amend existing European law."

See the full report: The Role of National Parliaments in the European Union.(pdf)

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