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segrsyd

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The Schengen area of free movement without border controls encompasses
 
  a. almost all EU members, plus some non-EU countries.
  b. all EU members, plus some non-EU countries.
 c. only those EU members located in Western Europe.
 d. only the Benelux countries, plus France and Germany.
 e. all EU members.

Question 2

Bureaucratic discretion
 
  a. prevents administrators from having to deal with political pressures.
  b. is the ability of public employees to make decisions interpreting law and administrative regulations.
  c. ensures that outcomes of policy will be precisely as intended by the legislation.
  d. ensures that the legislature, rather than agencies, will make public policy.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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