International Association of Legislation
The Regulatory Institute has launched a free reference corpus aimed at improving the substantive quality of AI-assisted legislative drafting. The corpus contains more than 1,000 regulatory elements covering over 100 Continue Reading
The International Association of Legislation is pleased to highlight the 1st Open Forum: Innovation for Regulation – Sustainable AI for Regulation, organized by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence SUSTAIN-AI-REG Continue Reading
The International Association of Legislation is pleased to support the International Conference “Legislative Drafting and Better Regulation: Current Trends”, to be held on 5 June 2026 at the Macau University Continue Reading
The International Association of Legislation will present a panel at the ICON-S Annual Conference 2026 in Dublin titled “Clarity, Drafting, Language and Translation for Better Regulation”. The panel brings together Continue Reading
Our next IAL’s Bi-annual meeting on legislative drafting and better regulation worldwide news is approaching. It will be held on the 21th of May 2026 between 13:00-15:00 WEST via Zoom. We have a wonderful set Continue Reading
The International Legislation and Law Reform Foundation (IAL) is inviting proposals for presentations at its upcoming conference on legislation and law reform. Researchers, practitioners, legislative counsel, parliamentary experts, public officials, Continue Reading
The European Commission has announced a new agenda to improve the quality of EU legislation and make rules simpler, clearer, and easier to apply. The initiative also seeks to reduce Continue Reading
Photo by Nico Ruge on Unsplash RegWatchEurope has published a position paper proposing the introduction of a “lean” interim evaluation mechanism within the EU regulatory cycle. The paper argues that Continue Reading
The II Crystal Clear Conference, taking place on 14–15 May 2026 at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon, offers a timely and engaging forum for exploring one Continue Reading
The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies will host an online lecture titled “Who is legislation written for?” on 30 April 2026 (16:00–17:30, London time). The event will feature Helen Xanthaki Continue Reading
