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EU Directive

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    • EU Directive

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  • Scope Notes

     
    • Use only for legislative acts of the European Community after 2009 (Treaty of Lisbon). Use EC DIRECTIVE for legilslative acts of the European Union before 2009. This descriptor should be accompanied by TEXT, COMMENT or APPLICATION.

  • Definitions

     
    • Directives form part of the EU’s secondary law. They are adopted by the EU institutions in accordance with the treaties. Once adopted at EU level, they are then transposed by EU Member States so they become law in the Member States. A directive is binding, as to the result to be achieved, in the Member States to whom it is addressed (one, several or all of them), while leaving national authorities the power to choose the form and methods to achieve the result. Source: EUR-Lex

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Directiva europea Directives form part of the EU’s secondary law. They are adopted by the EU institutions in accordance with the treaties. Once adopted at EU level, they are then transposed by EU Member States so they become law in the Member States. A directive is binding, as to the result to be achieved, in the Member States to whom it is addressed (one, several or all of them), while leaving national authorities the power to choose the form and methods to achieve the result. Source: EUR-Lex Les directives font partie du droit dérivé de l’UE. Elles sont donc adoptées par les institutions européennes sur la base des traités. Une fois adoptées au niveau de l’UE, elles sont ensuite transposées par les États membres de l’UE afin qu’elles aient force de loi dans les États membres. La directive est contraignante pour les États membres qui sont ses destinataires (un, plusieurs ou tous) quant au résultat à atteindre, tout en laissant aux autorités nationales la compétence quant à la forme et aux moyens pour y parvenir. Source: EUR-Lex Las Directivas forman parte de la legislación secundaria de la UE. Por lo tanto, son aprobadas por las instituciones de la UE de conformidad con los tratados. Una vez adoptadas a escala de la UE, los Estados miembros de la UE las transponen, de forma que adquieren rango de ley en los Estados miembros. La directiva es vinculante, en cuanto al resultado que debe alcanzarse, en los Estados miembros destinatarios (uno, varios o todos ellos), y deja al mismo tiempo a la discreción de las autoridades nacionales la elección de la forma y los métodos para conseguirlo. Fuente: EUR-Lex 2024-06-28T07:29:33.001Z Use only for legislative acts of the European Community after 2009 (Treaty of Lisbon). Use EC DIRECTIVE for legilslative acts of the European Union before 2009. This descriptor should be accompanied by TEXT, COMMENT or APPLICATION. Utiliser uniquement pour les actes législatifs de la Communauté européenne après 2009 (Traité de Lisbonne) Utiliser EU DIRECTIVE pour les actes législatifs de la Union Européenne avant 2009. Ce descripteur doit être accompagné de TEXTE, COMMENTAIRE ou APPLICATION. Utilizar sólo para directivas de la Comunidad Europea posteriores de 2009 (Tratado de Lisboa) Use DIRECTIVA DE LA UE para directivas anteriores a 2009. Este descriptor debe acompañarse con TEXTO, COMENTARIO o APLICACIÓN. 2024-06-28T07:42:43.006Z EU Directive EU Directive directive de la UE directive de la UE Directiva de la UE Directiva de la UE