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The Swedish government can't intervene in the decisions of finansinspektionen. Law comes from parliament alone, and the constitution does not permit for the ex
by impossiblefork 1y ago
The Swedish government can't intervene in the decisions of finansinspektionen.
Law comes from parliament alone, and the constitution does not permit for the executive (regeringen) to intervene in individual cases.
- nonethewiser 1y agoI see. So my undrestanding is the finansinspektionen answers to the ministry of finance, which is part of the executive branch, but the finansinspektionen is probably a bit more insulated from the executive branch than say, the SEC.