The International Association for Legislation are delighted to announce the 2020 IAL Athens Conference, which, due to Covid19 restrictions, will be held online on Thursday 11 February 2021. The 2020 Continue Reading
On 16 November 2020, the Council of the EU adopted a set of conclusions on the role of regulatory sandboxes and experimentation clauses as tools for an innovation-friendly, future-proof, sustainable, Continue Reading
The National Regulatory Control Council (NKR–Nationalen Normenkontrollrates) presented the 2020 annual report “The Crisis as a Wake-Up Call: Modernise Public Services, Build on the Momentum for Digital Change, Make Legislation Continue Reading
The recording of the webinar Lawmaking Around the World in the Time of COVID-19, held on October 22 by the International Conference on Legislation and Law Reform (iLegis) in partnership Continue Reading
A new edition of The Loophole is now available. The Loophole is a journal for the publication of articles on drafting, legal, procedural and management issues relating to the preparation and enactment of Continue Reading
An online course on Legislative Drafting, organized by the University of Cape Town – Faculty of Law (UCT Law), will be held from 10 to 12 November, and from 17 to Continue Reading
The co-founder and honorary president of the International Association of Legislation, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Karpen (University of Hamburg), have been awarded the title of Honorary Professor by the Xiamen University Continue Reading
A new edition of the Directorate-General for Justice Policy (DGPJ) Newsletter has been released. In this edition, you find the text “A near future: «Drafter +» and how to prepare legislation in the Continue Reading
This webinar will focus on the different legislative approaches adopted by Commonwealth member countries to address the COVID-19 pandemic; the effect which the enforcement measures, including emergency legislation, have had on Continue Reading
The Observatory of Portuguese Legislation is a research project of the Research Centre on Law and Society (CEDIS) of the NOVA School of Law, Lisbon. It is funded by Fundação Continue Reading
