La codification du droit européen par les institutions de l'Union
By: CROSSLAND, Gerald
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, avril/juin 1997Revue Française D'Administration Publique 82, p. 257-262Abstract: It is only recently that codification has featured amongst the central political questions being asked by the Commission in order to respond to the rising tide of criticism levelled at the chaotic state generated by the increase in legislation. Out of concern for transparency, for the accessibility of law and for succinctness, an accelerated process of codification of community law has been put into place by an agreement passed between the institutions of the Union. For the moment the project only concerns a codification of existing law, i.e. a compilation
It is only recently that codification has featured amongst the central political questions being asked by the Commission in order to respond to the rising tide of criticism levelled at the chaotic state generated by the increase in legislation. Out of concern for transparency, for the accessibility of law and for succinctness, an accelerated process of codification of community law has been put into place by an agreement passed between the institutions of the Union. For the moment the project only concerns a codification of existing law, i.e. a compilation
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