Chapter 3 Self-test questions

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Which of the following statements reflects best the true breadth of Article 352 TFEU?

Article 352 TFEU is a blanket power which can be used for legislation on all matters which fall within the broad aims of the Union. correct incorrect

Article 352 TFEU is a blanket power which can be used for legislation on all matters which fall within the broad aims of the Union. correct incorrect

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In Germany v Commission the CJ adopted the __________ formulation of the doctrine of implied powers.

Your response

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The ordinary legislative procedure available under Article 294 TFEU: [Please select all that apply]

is very similar to the cooperation procedure. correct incorrect

strengthens the role of the European Parliament (EP) in the process of law making. correct incorrect

over the period of treaty amendments is becoming the default procedure. correct incorrect

means that the only option for EP is to agree or block the proposal entirely. correct incorrect

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Failure to abide by the specified procedural requirements in the course of law making may give rise to an action for the _________ of the measure.

Your response

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Match the following Union secondary laws with their intended legal effect.

Regulations

Binding as to the result to be achieved Binding on the State or individual addressed Binding in its entirety and directly applicable Have no binding force

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Directives

Binding on the State or individual addressed Binding as to the result to be achieved Have no binding force Binding in its entirety and directly applicable

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Decisions

Binding on the State or individual addressed Have no binding force Binding as to the result to be achieved Binding in its entirety and directly applicable

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Recommendations and opinions

Binding in its entirety and directly applicable Binding as to the result to be achieved Have no binding force Binding on the State or individual addressed

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The "democratic deficit", if it exists, can simply be solved by giving the Parliament more power.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect