The U.S. has the legislation.
The European Parliament recently did something that's very unusual for the European Parliament. They passed a resolution in which they attached their own sanctions list of 32 people involved in the Magnitsky case. The European Parliament has never in their history put together a sanctions list.
The reason they put a sanctions list together was that they've passed four resolutions in the past four years calling on the European Union to impose sanctions, and the European Union as an executive body has ignored the Parliament. So they decided to come up with their own sanctions list, which they're then going to distribute to all the European embassies in Russia so that the consular officers at least have the names.