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>>The new PM has proposed limiting the powers of the >>Prime Minister in favour of more power the MPs, but >>what difference would it make. >> >>The UK is on a slow path toward a de centralised and >>more democratic society, already we have devolved >>powers and Scotland and Wales are starting to seek >>independence. so would a federal United Kingdom be a >>good solution to ease more power the devolved >>governments and create a more unified united kingdom? >> >>Perhaps a system of regional representives, as one >>layer, in devolved England Scotland Wales and >>N.Ireland parliaments then 4 "state" leaders >>co-ordinating the country together under the Federal >>UK parliament with no real power, but to oversee the 4 >>seperate governments? Or would this federation lead to >>a confederation and to The break up of the UK? >> >>If you ask me the UK is on the way out. but perhaps a >>federated system may prolong the inevitable for >>another 300 years? How far will Brown's reform go? > > >Federal Systems have some big benefits, but the >problem is always balance the power of the central >government with that of the lower level of >Governments. In the United States, I think that it has >shifted a bit to much in the favor the Federal >Government. They can improve fiscal policy though by >entering a bit of competition into it and local >governments tend to be more responsive to local >problems.
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