Triple

Target class: provision of primary EU law
Context triple: [Article 95 of the EC Treaty, instanceOf, provision of primary EU law]

• A. legal basis in EU law chosen
  A legal basis in EU law is the specific Treaty provision that grants the European Union the authority to adopt a particular act, defining its scope, procedure, and limits of action.
• B. binding interpretation of EU law
  A binding interpretation of EU law is an authoritative clarification of the meaning and scope of EU legal provisions—typically issued by the Court of Justice of the European Union—that must be followed by EU institutions and Member State authorities and courts.
• C. area of European law
  An area of European law is a distinct field of legal rules, principles, and institutions within the European Union or broader European legal framework that governs specific subject matters such as competition, human rights, or environmental protection.
• D. EU legal act
  An EU legal act is a binding or non-binding instrument adopted by the European Union’s institutions—such as regulations, directives, decisions, recommendations, or opinions—to create, modify, or guide the application of law within the EU legal order.
• E. derogation from EU law
  Derogation from EU law is a temporary and legally justified exception that allows a Member State to deviate from specific obligations under EU rules under defined conditions, such as public security, public health, or other overriding interests.
• F. None of above.