Traduction de «droit d'initiative législative » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Calls on the Commission to present a legislative proposal for the establishment of an EU mechanism on democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights, as a tool for compliance with and enforcement of the Charter and Treaties as signed by all Member States, relying on common and objective indicators, and to carry out an impartial, yearly assessment on the situation of fundamental rights, democracy and the rule of law in all Member States, indiscriminately and on an equal basis, together with appropriate binding and corrective mechanisms, in order to fill existing gaps and to allow for an automatic and gradual response to breaches of ...[+++]rule of law and fundamental rights at Member State level; instructs its Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs to contribute to the development and elaboration of this legislative proposal in the form of a legislative own-initiative report to be adopted by the end of the year;

— agree that the adoption of decisions on macro-financial assistance operations should be based on the considerations and the principles set out below for the granting of Union macro-financial assistance to eligible third countries and territories, without prejudice to the right of legislative initiative and the legal form that a future instrument formalising these considerations and principles might take;

39. Observes that the Commission has set up a working group on arbitration; cautions the Commission against adopting any legislative initiative in this area without holding open consultations while involving the European Parliament to the full; calls on the Commission to ensure that a representative of the competent parliamentary committee is invited to take part in all such working groups and considers that, without detracting from the Commission's right of initiative, the European Parliament should have the right to nominate a member or members of such working groups in order to ensure that they are truly representative;

Several legislative and non-legislative initiatives contributing to preventive, criminal law and procedural law have been approved at EU level since the 1990s.

Moreover, the EU will sign up as an entity to the European Convention on Human Rights.[6] The Commission has recently adopted a strategy to ensure respect for the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights[7] and this will inform its approach to all new and existing legislative and non-legislative initiatives (including the EAW) as well as the approach of Member States when they are implementing or applying the Council Framework Decision.

6. Points out that the Treaty of Amsterdam places policies on migration, asylum and the crossing of the external frontier in the first (Community) pillar; calls therefore for the division of powers in this pillar to be respected as far as possible; stresses that the Commission has the right of legislative initiative in the first pillar; calls on the Council, even if the Member States retain their right of initiative in these areas, to respect the Community logic and so take full account of Commission proposals and involve the European Parliament in the legislative procedure ...[+++];