Legislative monitoring
Public Affairs
Understand the impact and turn complex policy developments into action.
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Explore public affairs use cases
Policy analysis
Analyse legislation and policy proposals
Impact assessment
Assess business and industry impact
Position papers
Draft policy positions and recommendations
Consultation responses
Draft responses to consultations
Amendment analysis
Analyse and compare legislative amendments
Cross-country comparison
Compare implementation across countries
How Public Affairs teams use eulaw.ai
Public affairs work runs on text that keeps changing. A proposal is amended, a compromise is struck, a directive lands differently in each member state, and the position filed last quarter has to be checked against what the instrument now says.
eulaw.ai reads the instruments themselves and returns what they say with the passage attached, which is what makes an impact assessment defensible: the claim about what a proposal would require points at the provision that would require it. Comparing how an instrument was implemented across member states is answered from each country’s own transposing law.
The same workspace drafts the documents that come out of this work — position papers, consultation responses, briefing notes — against the sources they cite, so the argument and its evidence are assembled together.
Common questions
- Can it track how a proposal changes over time?
- Amendments are applied to the base text, so questions are answered against the consolidated version rather than the original proposal, and the amending instruments are identified.
- Can it compare implementation across member states?
- Yes. Each country is answered from its own transposing legislation, so the divergences between them stay visible rather than being smoothed over.
- Can it help draft a consultation response or position paper?
- Yes. Documents can be drafted against the sources they rely on, with citations attached to the claims they support.
- Does coverage go beyond the EU institutions?
- Yes. National legislation from member states sits alongside the EU material, and what a given search covered is reported in the answer rather than assumed.