The European Court of Justice is charged of

monitoring member states’ compliance with national law, while the European

Court of Auditors pays attention to budgetary control (looking at the European

Union budget only).

The

European Court of Justice is charged of monitoring member states’ legal compliance

with national law, while the European Court of Auditors pays attention to

budgetary control (looking at member states’ budgets only).

The European Court of Justice is charged of monitoring

the compliance concerning European Union law, while the European Court of

Auditors pays attention to budgetary control (looking at the European Union

budget only).

The European Court of Justice is charged of

monitoring the compliance concerning European Union law, while the European

Court of Auditors pays attention to budgetary control (looking at the member

states’ budgets only).