EU Administrative Law
How to submit your contribution
Please take part in the public consultation by completing the online questionnaire.
Please note that to ensure a fair and transparent consultation process ONLY RESPONSES RECEIVED THROUGH THE ONLINE QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AND INCLUDED IN THE REPORT SUMMARISING THE RESPONSES.
You can, however, preview/print a PDF version of the online questionnaire to help you to prepare your response.
Contact details of responsible service
The public consultation is requested and administratively coordinated by the Committee on Legal Affairs of the European Parliament (JURI). The Consultation is prepared by the European Parliamentary Research Service, European Added Value Unit (DG EPRS, EAVA Unit). Scientific coordinators, Tatjana Evas and Elodie Thirion.
For questions related to the public consultation please contact:
E-mail: Consultation.EUlaw@europarl.europa.eu
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Results of consultation and next steps
The results of the consultation will help the European Parliament to map the experiences of individuals, industries, consumers, civil society organisations and public administrations, and their expectations with regard to their relations with EU administration.
It will also help to define potential next steps and future policies at EU level, including, if appropriate, possible revision of existing horizontal and/or sector-specific EU legislation, or the introduction of new legislation. They will also feed into the forthcoming European Parliamentary Research Service's Impact Assessment Study on the potential impacts of the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council for an open, efficient and independent European administration.
This public consultation does not prejudge any future decision on whether or not to propose legislation in this field and any new initiative will be subject to a more in-depth consultation process and political validation.
Please note that to ensure a fair and transparent consultation process ONLY RESPONSES RECEIVED THROUGH THE ONLINE QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AND INCLUDED IN THE REPORT SUMMARISING THE RESPONSES.
You can, however, preview/print a PDF version of the online questionnaire to help you to prepare your response.
Contact details of responsible service
The public consultation is requested and administratively coordinated by the Committee on Legal Affairs of the European Parliament (JURI). The Consultation is prepared by the European Parliamentary Research Service, European Added Value Unit (DG EPRS, EAVA Unit). Scientific coordinators, Tatjana Evas and Elodie Thirion.
For questions related to the public consultation please contact:
E-mail: Consultation.EUlaw@europarl.europa.eu
View the contributions
In the interest of transparency, organisations are invited to provide the public with relevant information about themselves by registering in the Transparency Register and subscribing to its Code of Conduct.
Results of consultation and next steps
The results of the consultation will help the European Parliament to map the experiences of individuals, industries, consumers, civil society organisations and public administrations, and their expectations with regard to their relations with EU administration.
It will also help to define potential next steps and future policies at EU level, including, if appropriate, possible revision of existing horizontal and/or sector-specific EU legislation, or the introduction of new legislation. They will also feed into the forthcoming European Parliamentary Research Service's Impact Assessment Study on the potential impacts of the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council for an open, efficient and independent European administration.
This public consultation does not prejudge any future decision on whether or not to propose legislation in this field and any new initiative will be subject to a more in-depth consultation process and political validation.