EU (European Union) Regulations

European Union Regulations are legal acts that apply directly to all member countries without needing national approval. They ensure uniformity across the EU by setting out specific rules and standards in various areas, such as trade, environment, and consumer protection. Unlike directives, which require countries to adapt their laws, regulations enforce compliance directly. This means that once a regulation is passed, it becomes law in every member state simultaneously, helping to create a cohesive legal framework that facilitates cooperation and integration within the EU.