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The Balance of Competences Review was an “audit of what the EU (European Union) does and how it affects the UK (United Kingdom)”, carried out by the United Kingdom Government during the Cameron–Clegg coalition.[1] It was launched in 2012 and the set of reports were published in December 2014,[2] but without a single summary final report.[3][4]
Competences of the
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| The Union has exclusive competence to make directives and conclude international agreements when provided for in a Union legislative act as to …
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- the
international agreements
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| Member States cannot exercise competence in areas where the Union has done so, that is …
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- common safety concerns in public health matters, for the aspects defined in this Treaty
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| Union exercise of competence shall not result in Member States being prevented from exercising theirs in …
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- research, technological development and
(outer) space - development cooperation, humanitarian aid
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| The Union coordinates Member States policies or implements supplemental to their common policies not covered elsewhere in …
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| The Union can carry out actions to support, coordinate or supplement Member States' actions in …
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- the protection and improvement of human health
- industry
- culture
- tourism
- education, youth, sport and vocational training
- civil protection (disaster prevention)
- administrative cooperation
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