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I believe this research is hugely flawed since it seems to focus solely on bureaucracy coming directly from the European institutions, while it might be true th
by Scotrix 3y ago
I believe this research is hugely flawed since it seems to focus solely on bureaucracy coming directly from the European institutions, while it might be true that we as citizens don’t get actually really in touch directly with EU bureaucracy we certainly experience a lot of bureaucracy in our daily lives.
This comes from countries policy and law making who are obliged to implement EU regulations but also are adding their own local bureaucracy on top of it.
While it’s here different in different countries within the EU it certainly feels more often overburden, restrictive and senseless (speaking from my own individual experience in Germany and Netherlands).
- mrtksn 3y agoYes but the level of bureaucracy varies quite a lot between countries to countries. What you are experiencing is poor or good local implementation of a streamlined architecture. That’s why bureaucracy in UK didn’t go down but increased with brexit. What British previously experienced was just UK civil service, now they keep experiencing that but on top of it they have added bureaucracy at any time they want to interact with an EU country.