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Julia Zöchling
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Julia Zöchling

Julia Zöchling is a university assistant (prae doc) at the University of Vienna in the Department of European Law.
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07 November 2022
Philipp Leitner, Julia Zöchling

With or Without Hungary

By December 2022, the Council must vote on the Commission's proposal to withdraw EU budgetary funds from Hungary under the Rule of Law Conditionality Regulation. Without a legal basis for its exclusion, Hungary will cast its vote on that proposal. Obviously, the participation of a Member State in a vote that decides on the consequences of its own rule of law violations seems paradoxical. There should be a general Treaty rule that prevents a Member State from voting in the Council when their own alleged misconduct is at stake. Continue reading >>
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