French legislation

French legislation refers to the body of laws enacted by the French Parliament and implemented by the government to regulate various aspects of society, such as rights, commerce, and public order. It includes statutes passed by parliament, regulations issued by authorities, and EU directives adopted into national law. French laws often emphasize principles like equality, secularism, and social welfare. The legal system operates within a civil law tradition, relying on written codes and statutes. Enforcement is managed by courts and administrative agencies, ensuring laws are applied fairly and consistently across the country.