Editing Public policy (section)

==== In the U.S. ====
Unlike the UK, the U.S. has a largely devolved government, with power at local, state and federal level. Due to these various levels of governance, it can often be difficult to coordinate passing bills and legislation, and there is often disagreement. Despite this, the system allows citizens to be relatively involved in inputting legislation. Furthermore, each level of government is set up in a similar way with similar rules, and all pump money into creating what is hoped to be effective legislation. Policy creation in America is often seen as unique to other countries.<ref>{{Cite book|title=American public policy : promise and performance|last=Peters |first=B. Guy|date=30 September 2015|isbn=978-1-4833-9150-2|edition=Tenth|location=Los Angeles|oclc=908375236}}</ref>