I noted a rather obscure EU minute over the weekend, from the little known Accounting Regulatory Committee. It recorded in June this year that:
So, come on the International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation: why are you registered in Delaware? Please tell.....
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I’m not sure how relevant it is but I believe that US congressmen with interests in businesses registered in Delaware remain eligible to vote at a national level on legislation affecting business. Those with interests in businesses registered in any other state are obliged to declare that interest and may not be allowed to vote. Hence an unusually high number of US businesses are registered in Delaware.
The issue surfaced following the unnecessarily aggressive police behaviour at the time of Occupy Wall Street and was mentioned in a Guardian article at that time.
Hope the surgery goes well.
Delaware is a law all unto itself
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is an independent. His views are those of those who, like me, count themselves Richard’s supporters. He speaks out about corporatism and corruption. Good to see a few good men are still there.