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EU: European Parliament Study: The General Principles of EU Administrative Procedural Law

28 July 2015

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"Upon request by the JURI Committee this in-depth analysis explains what general principles of EU administrative procedural law are, and how they can be formulated in the recitals of a Regulation on EU administrative procedure."

See the report: The General Principles of EU Administrative Procedural Law (pdf)

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