Subsidiariteettiperiaate
Subsidiariteettiperiaate, or the principle of subsidiarity, is a fundamental concept in political philosophy and European Union law. It dictates that decisions should be taken at the lowest possible level of governance. This means that issues should be handled by the smallest, most local communities or organizations that are capable of effectively addressing them. Only when a higher level of authority is demonstrably better equipped to deal with a matter should it be delegated upwards.
The principle aims to ensure that decision-making remains as close to the citizens as possible, fostering greater
This principle serves as a check on the expansion of power at higher governmental tiers, emphasizing the