Public Administration of Member States Under the Control of the European Union

Abstract

This study attempts to To determine how the system of public European Union and what means have become necessary to realize the political goals of the European Union itself. The present study seeks to determine how the system of public administration of the European Union has developed and what means have become necessary to achieve the political goals of the European Union. In the first part of the study the specifics of the engagement between the EU and partner countries are outlined. The first part of this study outlines the peculiarities of the interaction between the European European Union with the administrations of the member states, which The first part of the study shows the specifics of the interaction between the European Union and the member state administrations that form a system of general organiza- tional principles The first part of the study shows the specifics of the interaction between the European Union and its member states. In the two-tiered administrative system the European The European Commission, in a two-tier administrative system, must ensure The European Commission must ensure the proper implementation and enforcement of the provisions of the founding Treaties and other legal acts of the European Union. However, the actual implementers of EU However, the de facto implementers of EU law are mainly the member states. Member States, therefore it is up to them to play a key role in ensuring the effective implementation of EU law. EU law, therefore, it is up to them to play a key role in ensuring the effective implementation of EU legislation at the local, national and international EU legislation at the local, national level. In order to manage this enormous In order to manage this huge apparatus, the Union needs a variety of tools and mechanisms. mechanisms. The first part of our study examines These instruments and analyses the mechanism of member state responsibility The first part of our study examines these instruments and analyses the mechanism of member states' liability for breaches of the obligations of EU law, the process of The first part of our study examines these instruments and analyses the mechanism of member state responsibility for breaches of EU law obligations, the complaints and petitions initiated by citizens and businesses. The first part of our study addresses these instruments and analyses the Member State liability mechanism, the complaints and petitions process initiated by EU citizens and businesses and the so called other problem-solving tools such as SOLVIT system SOLVIT ) or the European Network of Consumer Centres European Network of Consumer Centers. The second part of the article examines the administrative EU process, i.e., the complex system of public administration Union, which is based on heterogeneous procedural rules in the In the absence of a single procedural law. Given the complexity of the EU public administration structure and diverse normative Given the complexity of the EU public administration structure and the diverse regulatory environment, it is not surprising that in recent years the need for changes in this field has emerged. It is not surprising that in recent years the need for change and standardisation has arisen in this area. The third part of the article summarizes the results of the research and makes proposals for the improvement of public administration mechanisms. In the third part of the article the results of the research are summarized and proposals are made for the improvement of the public administration mechanisms in the EU. In the third part of the article the results of the research are summarized and proposals are made for the improvement of public administration mechanisms in the EU. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)