Harmonisation of the Hungarian Legal Orderwith the EU's Common Commercial Policy

Horváthy, Balázs (2005) Harmonisation of the Hungarian Legal Orderwith the EU's Common Commercial Policy. Acta Juridica Hungarica, 46 (3-4). pp. 261-285. ISSN 1216-2574

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Abstract

In this essay is analysed the conceptual relation between the common commercial policy (CCP) of the European Union and the Hungarian foreign trade law, illustrating the dynamic extension of the CCP and the character of the competences in this field. Moreover the reader can get an insight into the so-called “rest competences”of the member states. In consequence of the nature and logic of the CCP was induced the mostly deregulatory modifications in the Hungarian legal order and the functional alteration of the foreign trade administration of Hungary. The author highlights this complex question consisting of the required modifications of the international conventional engagements and the harmonisation of Hungarian foreign trade material and procedural law in relation to the accession. He comes to conclusion that Hungarian accession to the EU might even be advantageous and it opens up a new prospect. Therefore the Hungarian foreign trade administration and diplomacy have to recognise the opportunity within the framework of the decision-making procedures of the Community as an initiative canalizing and enforcing the interests of the Hungarian producers and other market participants in all cases, when any kind of intervention is necessary in the relation of the third states.

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