Do the countries in the EU each have their own legislative dept?

Answer 1

The major difference is the monetary system and the trade laws. Each country submits an accounting of their economy to Brussels in order to print more currency. All coins and bills have identifying markings from their original country of origin. Otherwise, each member country is free to pursue their own laws.

Answer 2

Yes. The structure of the EU is basically a confederacy.

EU policies directives are handed down to individual member states (countries). However, each country still chooses how to implement those policies as a matter of law.

Answer 3

Each country in EU makes there on decision on there on matters, such as Germany having there on national healthcare. Most of the countries on EU have more socialist ways than the U.S.A. does. But in EU average taxes you pay are around 19%. That is how they keep there welfare system such in good shape.

Answer 4

Yes, What they are doing together is a monetary system. Makes sense. That would fall on the
Administrative branch.

Answer 5

Yes they do.