Consolidated Version of the Treaty on European Union, Article 5¶
European Union. (2016). Consolidated Version of the Treaty on European Union, Article 5. Official Journal of the European Union.
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- It embodies subsidiarity — keep a need at the lowest layer that can actually serve it, and escalate only when that layer genuinely can't.
This sourceDefines subsidiarity as acting at a higher level only when objectives cannot be sufficiently achieved at central, regional, or local levels and can be better achieved higher up.
- It embodies subsidiarity — keep a need at the lowest layer that can actually serve it, and escalate only when that layer genuinely can't.
- Governance Escalation Protocol
- It operationalizes the principle of subsidiarity — that a matter should be handled by the lowest level capable of handling it, and escalated only when that level genuinely cannot.
This sourceDefines subsidiarity as acting at a higher level only when objectives cannot be sufficiently achieved at central, regional, or local levels and can be better achieved higher up.
- It operationalizes the principle of subsidiarity — that a matter should be handled by the lowest level capable of handling it, and escalated only when that level genuinely cannot.
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