However, the Lisbon Treaty makes institutional changes and revisions to past treaties. Even if in some areas these advances are hardly revolutionary in nature, the political magnitude cannot be neglected. As in many parts of the Lisbon Treaty amendments, these institutional and operational advances generally aim to make the system more “fair, efficient and accountable”. European Union. It will be vital at this stage to examine the imperative institutional progress, in particular within the European Parliament and the expanded responsibility of national parliaments in this matter, the procedural progress and the expanded role of national parliaments and subjects in the European institutional strategy . It is here in a transcendental way that we can most clearly see a distinction between high jokes about the norms of power and democracy. The EU, under the guise of a voting-based system persisting around the Lisbon Treaty, has never proposed to undermine a more distant obstacle than that recently dug in the past to the Lisbon Treaty. Without a standard for the European Union, the Treaty of Lisbon provides in the TEU that the Union must take into account the important functions of the Member States. The amendments to the Treaties raise, given that the important functions of a Member State have no legal limits, a certain doubt with regard to those Member States which consider the capacity for "advancement" of the European Union as a somewhat stressful question. Unimportant to the objectives of the European Union under the Lisbon Treaty, Article 4(1) does not remove doubt as to the likelihood that the European Union is becoming or rather, thanks to the Treaty of Lisbon, to “get the ball rolling” towards a European super-space. -State. It is in the middle of the paper that we have published a green paper on contract law aimed at clients and organizations, which presents different alternatives of movement. Around these is a European Civil Code. However, as the Commission itself points out in the Green Paper, obstacles to the proper functioning of the internal market also exist in areas of law other than contract law. instrument, for example, a European Civil Code could be defended on the basis of filiation. However, under the current treaties it seems somewhat unrealistic that the EU has the capacity to adopt a truly general European civil code. This is why it has been expressed that civil law has always been influenced by EU law, but that it has never been considered a general strategy region of the former European Community or now of the European Union.