Locknuts on 25 June 2016
| Ka-pi96 said: Not really. Sure the EU commission may be appointed rather than elected, but things still have to be agreed with the parliament/council both of which are elected. Besides, a country that has unelected government anyway (house of lords + monarch) looks pretty hypocritical complaining about that... |
Well it's not hypocritical for me as I'm not a Brit, just a big believer in the values and principles of democracy.
Also, I'm pretty sure the parliament would be able to object to EU regulations, but if most other EU members insisted then the parliament would get overruled. I'm obviously not an expert by any means, but laws should only be put forward by elected representatives.
