For instance, if there is a significant issue with a city government, the Spanish Cabinet Government does not directly hold that city government accountable, but rather holds the regional government responsible.
If regional governments do not wish to bear responsibility for their subordinate city governments, they must impose stricter supervision over them.
In this way, the Cabinet Government can extend its influence to the most grassroots town and village departments without expending too much effort.
In addition, the parliaments of various regions and cities also play a supervisory and regulatory role.
The parliament has direct relationships as well. The Lower House of Spain leads the parliaments of the regions, and the regional parliaments, in turn, lead the parliaments of the cities.
