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The parliament is hardly relevant though, it's pretty much a joke. The non directly elected commission and council control EU's policy.
by Wytwwww 3y ago
The parliament is hardly relevant though, it's pretty much a joke. The non directly elected commission and council control EU's policy.
- arlcode 3y agoNot true at all. No law like the DMA passes without the approval of parliament and the council of member states. In fact, all the details are hashed out between these two bodies with little to no say from the commission. BTW: The way the commission is selected is one step removed from the voters but this principle is not too uncommon in European parliamentary democracies. For example the German or Austrian Chancellors or the prime ministers of Italy ,Spain, Sweden, Denmark, Poland are elected in a similar fashion.