Study On The Conciliation System In The Legislative Procedure Of European Union

The European Union was evolved to achieve the European unification, and this organization brings a new style of governance of national countries, and the core objective of unification is approached though legislation. Lots of interested parties from the national country level and trans-Europe level are involved in the EU legislation, and these numerous parties are trying to pursue different desires during the law-making; in addition, there are four types of legislative procedures and three key players in the EU law-making, and the arrangements about procedures and legislative competence are changing from time to time, such complicated situations make it essential for the EU legislation to have a conciliation system, while, considering the flourishing and ever-going development of EU legislation, a solid conciliation system is indeed existing. The analyzing and researching work on this complicated and delicate system is worthy and innovative, and we can find some valuable tips for our country's legislation activities.The thesis focus on the analyzing and researching of the conciliation system in the EU legislative procedure, and it is divided into three chapters as follows:Chapter1: reviews the exact stages of each legislative procedure, and introduces the new arrangements about the procedure and changes on the legislative competence of each institution. The late of this chapter is the analysis about the characteristics of EU legislative procedure.Chapter 2: this chapter focuses on the researching of the conciliation system, and gives a rather deep and extending explanation about the two kinds of conciliation system in the EU legislative procedure, one of which is inherent in each procedure, and the other is generated by the meetings and agreements held and reach among legislative institutions, and some rules of EU treaties can also be served as the conciliation system.Chapter 3: in the first section of this chapter is the comment about the conciliation system of the EU legislative procedure, and in the next section the author gives some suggestions absorbing from that conciliation system to remedy the defects of conciliation system existing in the legislative process of our country.