Übersetzung für "eu rule law framework " (Englisch → Französisch) :

The first debate on these developments in Poland, followed a presentation of the matter by First Vice-President Frans Timmermans (responsible for the Rule of Law Framework), as well as Commissioner Oettinger (responsible for media policy) and Commissioner Jourova (responsible for justice).

6. Notes that these developments have led to concerns regarding the principles of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights in Hungary over the past years, which, taken together, could represent an emerging systemic threat to the rule of law in this Member State; is of the opinion, contrary to the statement made by the Commission before Parliament on 2 December 2015, that the conditions for the activation of the rule of law framework and Article 7(1) are fully met; believes that Hungary presents a test for the EU to prove it ...[+++]s capacity and willingness to react to threats to and breaches of its own founding values by a Member State; notes with concern that developments in some other Member States show worrying signs of an undermining of the rule of law similar to that in Hungary; regrets that the Commission’s continued lack of political willingness to address properly the situation in Hungary is creating a precedent with regard to other Member States that are adopting similar worrying trends concerning respect for the rule of law; believes that this raises serious concerns as to the ability of the Union to ensure continuing respect for the political Copenhagen criteria once a Member State has acceded to the Union;

I. whereas the Rule of Law Framework is intended to address systemic and ongoing threats to the rule of law in a Member State before they reach a level where recourse to Article 7 TEU would prove necessary, in particular in situations which cannot be effectively addressed by infringement procedures and in the event that the ‘rule of law safeguards’ which exist at national level no longer seem capable of effectively addressing these threats;

5. Notes that the constitutional, legal and political developments in Hungary have given rise to concerns regarding the principles of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights in recent years, and that these developments, taken together, could represent an emerging systemic threat to the rule of law in this Member State; is of the opinion, contrary to the statement made by the Commission before Parliament on 2 December 2015, that the conditions for the activation of the rule of law framework and Article 7(1) TEU are fully met ...[+++];

H. whereas the Commission failed to respond to Parliament’s request to undertake an in‑depth monitoring process on the situation of democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights in Hungary; whereas in its statement presented at the plenary debate held in the European Parliament on 2 December 2015 the Commission declared that it was ready to use all the means at its disposal, including infringement proceedings, to ensure that Hungary – and any other Member State – complies with its obligations under EU law and respects the values of the Union as enshrined in Article 2 TEU; whereas the Commission considers that the conditions to activate the Ru ...[+++]le of Law Framework regarding Hungary are at this stage not met;

Given the ruling of the Court of Justice of 23 October annulling the Council Framework Decision to strengthen the criminal-law framework for the enforcement of the law against ship-source pollution, what steps does the Council think should be adopted to fill the resulting legal lacuna?