7 May 2014 The Netherlands The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Actal (The Dutch Advisory Board on Regulatory Burden) host a conference on smart regulation, supported by the European Continue Reading
Changing the way regulation is delivered 9-11 September Central London, UK The UK Government organizes the second international conference on the important topic of inspection reform. There we will explore Continue Reading
Regulatory reforms and the quality of legislation are nowadays important issues discussed among legal scholars, legislative lawyers and politicians. In many countries and also at the level of the European Continue Reading
The question of the appropriate amount of discretion that the executive branch should wield, and within it in particular regulatory bodies, is central to the understanding of how regulation and Continue Reading
From 6 January 2014, the New Zealand Legislation website (legislation.govt.nz) will become a source of official legislation, making New Zealand one of the few comparable jurisdictions to provide free official Continue Reading
At the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies in London by the Rt Hon Sir Konrad Schiemann, a former judge of the ECJ, has given a talk on ‘The advantages of Continue Reading
A one-day event bringing together a balanced panel of practitioners in the field of legislation from the EU institutions and academic experts in legislative matters. They will discuss the quality Continue Reading
The OECD is launching a public consultation on draft Best Practice Principles for Improving Regulatory Enforcement and Inspections. The goal of this consultation document is to present a basis for Continue Reading
Over the last twenty years the web has fundamentally changed who is accessing legislation. The official legislation website, legislation.gov.uk, is now used by millions of people every month. Who are Continue Reading
Today (25 April 2013) the Dutch Watchdog on administrative burden (ACTAL) will launch its agenda for 2013: ‘Towards tangible less regulatory pressure.’ ACTAL has organised a seminar to celebrate the Continue Reading
