>a lot of legislation is being written in more and more vague terms, with more and more things delegated either to the cabinet ministers or (as in this case) un

>a lot of legislation is being written in more and more vague terms, with more and more things delegated either to the cabinet ministers or (as in this case) unelected bureaucrats to make decisions. not necessarily a bad thing. Has somewhat of a democratic deficit, but these days in most countries the quality of legislators is horrid while most independent bureaucratic institutions are still relatively competent. who'd you want to write anti-trust legislation in the US, Lina Khan or Diane Feinstein? The political institutions in many countries are basically decomposing compared to the technical and administrative ones.