Welcome to European Law Monitor
European Law Monitor is a non-political, free information service that provides citizens and organisations across Europe with information on the European Union, making it easier for interested parties to express their views to European legislators during the legislative process.
The Key Aims of European Law Monitor
Most ordinary people and organisations in Europe have little idea as to the extent they are governed by EU legislation. Nor do they have much understanding of the legislative process of the European Union, how EU Laws are made, where EU Directives and Regulations come from, or how they are implemented by EU member states.
Most importantly, they are unaware just how they can influence the legislative process to ensure their interests are protected. Our key aims are:
- To alert citizens, NGOs, and businesses to any proposed European Union legislation that might affect their areas of interest so that they can become involved in the decision making process at an early stage.
- Provide help and guidance to explain the EU legislative process and the general policies of the institutions of the European Union.
- A detailed legal analysis which explains why the case of For Women Scotland was wrongly decided by the UK Supreme Court
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- Strengthening crisis readiness and health security
- Progress in rule of law in EU but further action needed, finds report
- EU Climate Law: new way to reach 2040 targets
