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Question | Answer |
Directorates-General | Departments within the European Commission. |
What is the principle of collective responsibility ? | Under the Principle of collective responsibility each Commissioner has equal say in decisions. Therefore they also have equal responsibility. |
What are the three types of voting ? | Unanimity, Qualified Majority and Simple Major |
What is Proportional Representation ? | Proportional representation is a method of voting where seats are allocated in accordance with the number of votes. |
What are the five common types of cases the Court of Justice of the European Union deal with ? | Preliminary Ruling, Failure to fulfill an obligation, Annulment, Failure to Act and Direct Actions |
Name three sources of EU Law. | Treaties, Directives and Regulations. |
Who does a Directive apply to ? | The Directive is binding on all member states it is addressed too. |
Who does a Regulation apply too ? | A Regulation applies to all member states. It is also directly applicable. |
Costa v ENEL [1964] What affect did this case have on UK and EU Law ? | The case set at that as a result of singing EU Treaties, a member state had agreed to a permanent limitation on its right to pass its own laws. |
Secretary of State for Transport, ex parte Factortame Ltd and Others [1991] | The European Court of Justice ruled that the UK's Merchant Shipping Act 1988 was a breach of EU law and awarded compensation to the Spanish Fishermen. |
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