Article 260 TFEU Sanctions in Multi-Tiered Member States
The question at hand is located at the intersection of EU law and national constitutional law, and aims to answer the following problem: namely, how to mitigate federal concerns in the context of infringement procedures and financial sanctions under art. 260 TFEU. This article approaches this questi...
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doaj-dd60f4d2d2a84efb8f4960645dc6fec22021-02-02T04:32:52ZengCentre for Studies on FederalismPerspectives on Federalism2036-54382015-11-017213316210.1515/pof-2015-0013pof-2015-0013Article 260 TFEU Sanctions in Multi-Tiered Member StatesVandenbruwaene Werner0Popelier Patricia1Janssens Christine2 Respectively FWO postdoctoral fellow, professor of constitutional law, and legal officer with Eurojust. The three authors are affiliated with the research group Government Respectively FWO postdoctoral fellow, professor of constitutional law, and legal officer with Eurojust. The three authors are affiliated with the research group Government Respectively FWO postdoctoral fellow, professor of constitutional law, and legal officer with Eurojust. The three authors are affiliated with the research group Government The question at hand is located at the intersection of EU law and national constitutional law, and aims to answer the following problem: namely, how to mitigate federal concerns in the context of infringement procedures and financial sanctions under art. 260 TFEU. This article approaches this question both from the perspective of the Commission and the Court of Justice, as well as from the vantage point of the central and regional governments involved. After analysing the composition of the financial sanctions, we cover the involvement of subnational entities in the infringements proceedings in six tiered Member States (Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK) and the relevant national provisions for the partition of financial sanctions. The conclusions pertain to both the central and regional level and the EU institutions concerned, adhering to the multi-level relationship subjacent to this article.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/pof.2015.7.issue-2/pof-2015-0013/pof-2015-0013.xml?format=INTFederalismregionsEU lawinfringement procedures 260 TFEUfinancial sanctions |
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Article 260 TFEU Sanctions in Multi-Tiered Member States |
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Article 260 TFEU Sanctions in Multi-Tiered Member States |
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Article 260 TFEU Sanctions in Multi-Tiered Member States |
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Centre for Studies on Federalism |
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Perspectives on Federalism |
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The question at hand is located at the intersection of EU law and national constitutional law, and aims to answer the following problem: namely, how to mitigate federal concerns in the context of infringement procedures and financial sanctions under art. 260 TFEU. This article approaches this question both from the perspective of the Commission and the Court of Justice, as well as from the vantage point of the central and regional governments involved. After analysing the composition of the financial sanctions, we cover the involvement of subnational entities in the infringements proceedings in six tiered Member States (Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK) and the relevant national provisions for the partition of financial sanctions. The conclusions pertain to both the central and regional level and the EU institutions concerned, adhering to the multi-level relationship subjacent to this article. |
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Federalism regions EU law infringement procedures 260 TFEU financial sanctions |
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