Answer
i. Anti-convergence politics at country level.
ii. Unwillingness to give up on the current standards and frameworks that have been utilized for long due to preference for a status quo.
iii.Pressure/lobbying from interest groups (with divergent interests) in various countries.
Work Step by Step
i. Anti-convergence politics at country level.
ii. Unwillingness to give up on the current standards and frameworks that have been utilized for long due to preference for a status quo.
iii.Pressure/lobbying from interest groups (with divergent interests) in various countries.
