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The point is that “at odds” isn’t a thing. The EU regulates the SM, it does not dictate an overall policy - foreign or domestic. That is left purely for sovereign EU member states to carry out. That’s the bit you have misunderstood, and is why the EU could never intervene when the bedroom tax, or tuition fees were introduced.

[QUOTE="Len Madeiros, post: 2694523, member: 66070"] The point is that “at odds” isn’t a thing. The EU regulates the SM, it does not dictate an overall policy - foreign or domestic. That is left purely for sovereign EU member states to carry out. That’s the bit you have misunderstood, and is why the EU could never intervene when the bedroom tax, or tuition fees were introduced. [/QUOTE]

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