The Mad Officials: How the Bureaucrats are Strangling Britain (History and Politics)

Booker, Christopher

ISBN 10: 0094732000 / ISBN 13: 9780094732001

Published by Constable, 1994

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Synopsis:

This guide takes a look at many of the worst Euro-absurdities to have been inflicted on Britain over the last few years. Although Brussels has been blamed for many of the miseries of over-regulation, the real culprits are just as likely to be home-grown bureaucracy, often more zealous in applying EC directives than other member states. Regulations have been introduced, particularly in the hygiene field, lacking any sound scientific basis and leading in some cases to an increase rather than an elimination of risk. The book also addresses the larger problem of the state of mind which causes this excess of administration, and Booker and North offer guidance on how to fight the bureaucratic mindset and resist officialdom within the law, so that the reader can roll back the ever-increasing tide of regulation. It is being published to coincide with the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty.

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Mad Officials: How the Bureaucrats are ...
Publisher: Constable
Publication Date: 1994
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Good