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> (local > regional > national > now also EU) As opposed to the US, where you can have: local/municipal > county > (non-nation) state > federal.
by throw0101a 5y ago
> (local > regional > national > now also EU)
As opposed to the US, where you can have: local/municipal > county > (non-nation) state > federal.
- danaris 5y agoOh, sure; not in any way attempting to draw a comparison between the two. If it wasn't clear, this is the impression I have of why people (from wherever) complain about EU red tape, not my personal impression of EU red tape.