Rapport de la Commission sur l’état de droit 2025 – rapport annuel 2025

Déposé par Petra Steger, Marieke Ehlers, Jorge Buxadé Villalba

… EU-level interinstitutional dialogue and cooperation on the rule of law should be Supprimé: strengthened; regrets the fact that the Commission and the Council have so far rejected its offer to enter into an interinstitutional agreement on democracy, Ajouté: strengthened by subjecting the EU institutions themselves to the same rule of law and anti-corruption scrutiny and accountability mechanisms applied to Member States, in order to ensure internal coherence and the credibility of the rule of law Supprimé: and fundamental rights; reaffirms its willingness to resume talks on this agreement, underlining the added value of a structured and predictable framework; stresses that the argument that such an agreement would be excessively rigid cannot justify inaction; calls for pragmatic solutions to already improve cooperation; calls on the Council to make its rule of law dialogue more inclusive by inviting representatives of other institutions such as the Venice Commission and Parliament; emphasises that the effectiveness of the expanded EU toolbox depends on coherent and consistent application across institutions; Ajouté: framework;

Texte tel que publié par le PE, en anglais. PE783.226v01-00