I’ve read that in Belgium (the worst offendor in this regard), the regional governments have so much power that not having a national government for a year or so isn’t much of a problem.
Belgium is a federal country, like Germany or the US. The regions have control over some things, not everything.
Plus the current federal government stays as caretaker until a new government is formed.
I’ve read that in Belgium (the worst offendor in this regard), the regional governments have so much power that not having a national government for a year or so isn’t much of a problem.
Belgium is a federal country, like Germany or the US. The regions have control over some things, not everything. Plus the current federal government stays as caretaker until a new government is formed.