ADMINISTRATIVE COOPERATION IN EUROPEAN UNION LAW AND POLISH LAW
ADMINISTRATIVE COOPERATION IN EUROPEAN UNION LAW AND POLISH LAW

Summary/Abstract: In EU law, the duty of cooperation between the EU administration bodies andthe authorities of the European Union Member States results from the Treaty onEuropean Union and the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. A principleof sincere cooperation is the basis for cooperation between in public administrations atEuropean level. From this rule, the Court of Justice of the European Union has evokedthe obligation of cooperation of national authorities with the EU institutions andauthorities of other Member States. The provisions of the EU law forced the Polishlegislator to regulate the issue of cooperation between state bodies and authorities ofother countries at the national level. European administrative cooperation wasregulated in Polish law in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The proceduralprovisions of administrative law establish a set of standards similar to provisions oninternational legal assistance in civil or criminal court proceedings. Cooperationdoesn’t concern all activities of administrative bodies, but only activities carried out ina specific proceeding. It is usually taken on a proposal, which must contain ajustification. The transmission of information between public administration bodies isusually electronical.

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