Regulatory Impact Analysis Practice in New Zealand in the Light of Models of Evaluation Use – Inspiration for the Polish Government

Kupiec, Tomasz

doi:10.7206/mba.ce.2084-3356.144

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“…Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) is the systematic identification and evaluation of the expected results of regulatory proposals, and the process of identifying, analyzing problems, defining the public intervention objectives, analyzing costs, benefits, and possible implementation options (Kupiec, 2015). RIA is used as a crucial instrument for improving the efficiency, effectiveness, transparency, and accountability of regulatory decision-making throughout Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries, and less frequently in developing countries (Jakupec & Kelly, 2016;Adelle et al, 2015).…”

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Methodological Difficulties in Normative Legal Acts Regulatory Impact Analysis in the Entrepreneurship Sphere in the Kyrgyz Republic Conditions

Kalybaeva¹,

Murzabekova²,

Nasbekova³

et al. 2021

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Relevance in this article is practical analysis issues in the regulating impact connecting with its methodological problems appearing in this process. Authors are suggesting several recommendations about improvement of methodology in regulating impact analysis in the context of legal realities in the Kyrgyz Republic. The regulatory Impact Analysis tool allows to take into account position of entrepreneurs in preparation of regulatory documents at the development stage, those provisions may lead to administrative or financial business or costs to the government or society as a whole. Entrepreneurial activity in Kyrgyzstan today is intending to fulfill a very important goal for general government regulation process to ensure the compliance of the developed adopted normative legal acts with key tasks in the fields of government policy, the market economy, its basic mechanisms and requirements established by the methodology in RIA were described.

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Methodological Difficulties in Normative Legal Acts Regulatory Impact Analysis in the Entrepreneurship Sphere in the Kyrgyz Republic Conditions

Kalybaeva¹,

Murzabekova²,

Nasbekova³

et al. 2021

OJPS

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“…Both the EU and Australia already use this classical 'better governance' principle at home (Dunlop & Radaelli 2015;Kupiec 2015). Before adopting a new regulation or revising an existing legislation, the relevant regulatory body must conduct an impact assessment study of the new proposed rules to evaluate their potential impact on the targeted market, on the economy in general, on labour and the environment, and on the public budget.…”

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Gains for Trade in Services in an EU–Australia Free Trade Agreement: A European Perspective

Kerneis¹

2017

Australia, the European Union and the New Trade Agenda

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The European Union (EU) and Australia are like-minded partners who share many common concerns in today's international trade environment, such as the initiatives to further liberalise the trade of goods and services and advance the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) that is currently under discussion. This chapter will discuss the common interests and then assess the potential content of an EU-Australia free trade agreement (FTA) that may benefit companies operating in the services sectors. It will analyse the traditional elements of market access related to the trade in services, and also the key concerns for services companies that seek to maximise their returns on the basis of a modern trade agreement, particularly where the agreement may cover issues of investment, public procurement and regulatory cooperation.

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Regulatory Impact Analysis Practice in New Zealand in the Light of Models of Evaluation Use – Inspiration for the Polish Government

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

Methodological Difficulties in Normative Legal Acts Regulatory Impact Analysis in the Entrepreneurship Sphere in the Kyrgyz Republic Conditions

Methodological Difficulties in Normative Legal Acts Regulatory Impact Analysis in the Entrepreneurship Sphere in the Kyrgyz Republic Conditions

Gains for Trade in Services in an EU–Australia Free Trade Agreement: A European Perspective

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