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There a lot of type of 'laws' in the European Union. The most important type is the treaty (TEU and TFEU).
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What is The primary decision making body of the European Union?
-Council of the European Union .
What are the rules used in the European Union?
There are a huge amount of laws that govern the EU, far too many to list here. Check the link below to find out a lot about the European Union.
What is the role of european union in east enlargement process?
the role of European union is to give harmonization of national laws in the EU
How many cities are there in European Union?
There are no cities in the European Union. It is an organisation, not a place.
How many countries were in the European Union in 2006?
There were 25 countries in the European Union in 2006.
What is European law?
European Community law is a body of laws that concern treaties and other legislation. It is the system upon which the European Union is formed.
What is European community law?
European Community law is a body of laws that concern treaties and other legislation. It is the system upon which the European Union is formed.
How many members from Malta are part of the European Union?
Countries are members of the European Union, not people or trade unions. As Malta is one country that is a member of the European Union, then the amount of members of the European Union from Malta is one.
How many people live in the countries within the European Union?
The population of the European Union is roughly half a billion.
How many European union countries do not have any land borders with other European union members?
2
How many MEPs does Turkey elect to the European Parliament?
None. Turkey is not a member of the European Union. Only European Union countries send MEPs to the European Parliament.
What religions are recognised by the European union?
The European Union does not recognise any religions. Each of the 27 member states of the EU has its own laws to do with religions. Some countries "recognise" religions. Some do not have any such law, religion is a private matter and does not necessarily have to be regulated by laws.
