REGLEG, or the Conference of European Regions with Legislative Power, is a political network of country subdivisions ( regions) in European Union states. It consists of representatives of regional governments. It is not a formal EU institution, and only 73 regions of 8 member states participate.
- All 9 states of the federal republic of Austria
- All 5 regions and communities of the federal kingdom of Belgium
- Åland, an autonomous region of Finland
- All 16 states of the federal republic of Germany
- All 20 regions of Italy
- The two autonomous regions of Portugal: the Azores and Madeira
- All 17 autonomous communities of Spain
- Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the three countries of the United Kingdom with devolved power
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REGLEG, or the Conference of European Regions with Legislative Power, is a political network of country subdivisions ( regions) in European Union states. It consists of representatives of regional governments. It is not a formal EU institution, and only 73 regions of 8 member states participate.
- All 9 states of the federal republic of Austria
- All 5 regions and communities of the federal kingdom of Belgium
- Åland, an autonomous region of Finland
- All 16 states of the federal republic of Germany
- All 20 regions of Italy
- The two autonomous regions of Portugal: the Azores and Madeira
- All 17 autonomous communities of Spain
- Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the three countries of the United Kingdom with devolved power
See also
External links
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