What is the one key difference between Home Rule and Dillon's Rule?

Under Home Rule, local governments must request their state governments' input on their proposed policy decisions before making them.

Under Dillon's Rule, local governments can enact ordinances without state government approval.

Under Home Rule, local governments make decisions without state interference, while Dillon's Rule requires local governments to seek state approval for all policy decisions.

Under Dillon's Rule, local governments have the freedom and flexibility to make policy decisions without state government interference.