In unitary systems, laws and policies are typically

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In unitary systems, laws and policies are typically

  1. Varied across different regions.
  2. Implemented uniformly across the country. ✓
  3. Controlled by regional assemblies.
  4. Vetoed by local governments.
Explanation

Unitary systems have one central government making laws for everyone. The same rules apply everywhere.

Unlike federalism, there are no powerful regional governments making different laws.

Britain and France are examples of unitary states with uniform national laws.

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