International activity of the State Council

• Main Author: Maryvonne de Saint Pulgent
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Pravni fakultet Sveučilišta u Splitu 2017-01-01
• Series: Zbornik Radova Pravnog Fakulteta u Splitu
• Subjects: France; State council; international activity; influence on the international legal scene
• Online Access: http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/259366

The State Council acts internationally on domestic law in order to harmonise with international norms in order to take into account foreign laws. The State Council controls the harmonisation of French Law with international norms pursuant to the modalities which are still developing. 1. The State Council controls the consent of national law with international norms in the preventative and curative sense 2. Modalities of control are still developing. B. The State Council promotes including foreign law in national law which can emerge from the imperative regarding harmonisation with international norms and also surpass it. 1. The Sate Council takes into account foreign law in continuing to control the conventionalities it implements. 2. The State Council promotes openness towards foreign laws which surpasses demands regarding conventionality. II. The State Council spreads both the ambition of international influence of revised French Law and promotes the introduction of more significant action means. A. The State Council must ensure its own influence and especially intends to contribute to the influence of France on the international legal scene 1. The State Council needs to ensure its own influence on the international legal scene. 2. The State Council intends to contribute to the influence of France on the international legal scene. B. The State Council promotes the introduction of action means into the international legal scene which relate to the quality of national law and their promotion in other legal systems 1. The State Council acts to improve the quality of national law. 2. The State Council supports the promotion of national law in other legal systems. International activity of the State Council is founded on a clear consciousness of its contribution: contribution to dialogue between legal systems, that is, on learning from others and on recognisability. These „Days“ are the fruit of cooperation between political powers, administrative courts and universities which are necessary for our two countries and which in general are necessary to the world.. These first ten years have established the foundation for a rich and fruitful relationship which we today must nurture