EU Legislation refers to the laws and regulations created by the European Union to govern its member states. This legislation aims to ensure consistency and cooperation across various areas, such as trade, environment, and consumer protection. It can take different forms, including regulations, directives, and decisions, each serving specific purposes and having varying degrees of binding power. The legislative process involves several key institutions, including the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Council of the European Union. These bodies work together to propose, debate, and adopt legislation, ensuring that the interests of both member states and citizens are considered in the decision-making process.