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Parliament is prepared to take legal action should the Commission delay the application of the budget’s Rule of Law conditionality mechanism any further, seisiún Iomlánach  ÁBHAR  LIBE.

In a resolution adopted on Thursday (25 March) by 529 votes in favour, 148 against and 10 abstentions, MEPs recall that the failure of member states to respect the rule of law may affect the integrity of the EU budget. They warn the European Commission that if it fails to fulfil its obligations under the legally-binding conditionality regulation and does not take all appropriate measures to defend the EU’s financial interests and luachanna, Parliament “will consider this to constitute a failure to act” and will take the Commission to court under Airteagal 265 CFAE.

MEPs insist the existing rialacha on the rule of law must be applied and “cannot be subject to the adoption of guidelines”, a move the Commission is currently preparing. If the Commission does deem such guidelines necessary, today’s resolution requests they must be ready by 1 June 2021, and that Parliament should be consulted prior to their adoption. MEPs reiterate the importance of applying the Rule of Law mechanism without delay, particularly given its potential implications for the upcoming disbursement of the NextGiniúintAE ciste aisghabhála.

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The resolution voted on by MEPs today is the conclusion of the díospóireacht held at the previous plenary session, where MEPs reminded the Commission that the rule-of-law conditionality mechanism has already been in force since 1 January 2021.

Almost all speakers in that debate reiterated that the Regulation is legally binding – regardless of the position adopted by the An Chomhairle Eorpach, which carries no legal effect, and despite the ongoing legal actions before the Court of Justice of the European Union, which do not have any suspensory effect. The rule-of-law conditionality mechanism is a new tool designed to protect EU funds from being misused by EU governments who are found to have failed to respect the principle of the rule of law.

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