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Unit Five. How EU law affects national law

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INTRODUCTION TO EUROPEAN UNION LAWUnitsUnit Five. How EU law affects national law Step 4. Implementation and monitoring

Step 4. Implementation and monitoring

Once EU law is adopted, it should be properly implemented. This is usually the responsibility of EU Member States. In some cases, EU institutions can also have obligations to implement certain provisions of EU law.

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