BBC; Europe's copyright plan: Why was it so controversial?
"What happens next?
The proposed directive is due to be revisited in September, with a European Parliament debate and possible changes.
It's not yet known whether Articles 11 and 13 will be removed or amended.
If
eventually adopted by the European Parliament, the directive will be
sent to the EU Council, which also has to approve it - a process that
could take months.
Usually, the Parliament and the Council agree - but if they don't, they'll form a committee to try and reach consensus.
Once
they've both agreed and approved the directive, it has to be put into
law by every member state on a country-by-country basis, in a process
the EU calls transposition.
That can take a year or two, as each country navigates its own legal and parliamentary system."
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