pite lacking of sufficient relevant provisions in Treaties. Though the Court's fundamental rights jurisprudence was limited to guarantee that individuals are protected from violations of their fundamental rights resulting from acts of Union institutions, reviewing the case of individual against public institutions in member states was also inevitable in order to carry out the Union law. Such asserting would be more legitimate when two steps of judicial practice were carried out. Namely the ratification of a Union "bill of rights" and application of this "bill of rights" to the Member States. The two conditions however are expected to realize if the Constitution comes into force. Then, as the Commissioner António Vitorino believes, based upon a complementarily relation, The Charter will introduce a degree of healthy competition between the two main systems for protecting human rights on our continent, without introducing a schism between the European systems,” he argues. “The results of such competition can only be beneficial to stronger and better protection.” As I think, this is the ideal possibility. Nevertheless, even though, it will be a long-term, gradually progress, and the concrete view, lies still beyond our sight.
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