Tuzson: EU could be torn apart if it tries to dictate in legislation
It will tear the European Union apart if Brussels tries to dictate in legislation because this process will lead to member states not complying with EU decisions, incoming Justice Minister Bence Tuzson said in a panel discussion at the "Tusvanyos" Summer University in Baile Tusnad, Romania, on Thursday.
Tuzson said the EU wants to force its will on member states through stealthy legislation, by loosening legal concepts, setting indefinable standards of rule of law and enforcing European law against national law by judicial means. Yet EU law can only be enforced if it does not conflict with the constitution of member states so this harmful trend can be stopped by the constitutional court, the minister said.
