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The new Treaty gives the European Parliament a significantly enhanced role.

On economic matters, the Parliament is a co-legislator in many areas.

As a result, the EP has evolved from a consultative assembly to a co-legislator.

The European Parliament will play its essential role as a co-legislator in the adoption of this governance structure.

The European Parliament as a Budgetary Extractor since the Lisbon Treaty

Such 'third pillar' instruments were adopted by the Council without the European Parliament as co-legislator.

Besides legislative measures, the council has established incentive programmes in its capacity as co-legislator:

The European Parliament, which is a co-legislator, will however have to negotiate with the Council of the European Union, which combines the interests of all Member States.

Parliament will therefore exercise its co-decision powers to the full by calling for a figure of 1.3 per cent.

The European Parliament will be a driving force to mobilise citizens and act as co-legislator on key initiatives.

Under the former system unanimity was required in the Council, instead of the current qualified majority, and the European Parliament was not co-legislator.

The Treaty of Lisbon (2007) made the European Parliament a co-legislator on trade and investment with the Council, representing the member states.

The Lisbon Treaty enhances European Parliament’s powers as a fully recognised co-legislator with increased budgetary powers.

The Council is a co-legislator with the European Parliament, working to improve the lives of over 500 million Europeans.