The EU Council of Ministers Differs from the EU Commission

The EU Council of Ministers differs from the EU Commission in that

A) the Council proposes legislation that the Commission presents to the legislature.
B) some Council actions take effect immediately, whereas Commission actions must always be approved by other bodies.
C) the Council of Ministers is only concerned with the specifics of proposed legislation.
D) Council members represent only their own countries.
E) the Council uses a plurality voting system.