political agreement: Co-decision procedure (now ordinary legislative procedure)
- political agreement: Co-decision procedure (now ordinary legislative procedure)
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European Union
Agreement expressed in principle by the Council (in the context of preparing the Council's common position) following a vote, where appropriate. This agreement contains the guidelines for the future common position. The details are finalised by the working party, verified by lawyer-linguists, then formally adopted as a common position by the Council at a subsequent session, usually without a debate. On average, political agreement comes three to six months prior to formal adoption of the common position.
For further information, see PLC EU, EU Research Toolkit: EU legislative procedures: Co-decision procedure (now ordinary legislative procedure).
Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms.
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