Make a complaint

bodies and agencies. The European Parliament You can submit a petition to the European Parliament about the application of EU law. European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) You can report fraud involving EU funding/EU staff to OLAF. Redress at national level Taking up a breach of EU law with national bodies or authorities is often the quickest and most effective way to resolve an issue. Public authorities and national courts are the main players responsible for applying EU law. This means it is in your interests to make use of all possible means of redress at national level. ， failing to take a given measure， you can enforce your rights better in the country where you live. However， In most cases， businesses and organisations about maladministration by EU institutions， or engaging in a given practice。

you can lodge a complaint with the European Commission. The European Ombudsman The European Ombudsman investigates complaints from individuals， the European Union offers resources which may be of use to you. The European Commission If you believe an EU country has infringed EU law by implementing a measure (adopting a law or regulation or taking administrative action)，。