The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 302
... regulation . Self - regulation , often an alternative to conven- tional regulation , can lead to various relationships with the state ( J Black " Constitutionalising Self - Regulation " ( 1996 ) 59 Mod . L Rev. 24 ) : ( i ) mandated ...
... regulation . Self - regulation , often an alternative to conven- tional regulation , can lead to various relationships with the state ( J Black " Constitutionalising Self - Regulation " ( 1996 ) 59 Mod . L Rev. 24 ) : ( i ) mandated ...
Page 348
... Regulations 1999 under the Electricity Act 1992. The initial purpose of the regulations was to provide transparency , as an element of light - handed regulation , to disclose whether the owner of a monopoly network is acting in an anti ...
... Regulations 1999 under the Electricity Act 1992. The initial purpose of the regulations was to provide transparency , as an element of light - handed regulation , to disclose whether the owner of a monopoly network is acting in an anti ...
Page 350
... regulation . The problem of regulatory creep , where new layers of regulation are added to control the side effects of the previous ones , can be contained by a careful statement of principle that is explicit about the keeping regulation ...
... regulation . The problem of regulatory creep , where new layers of regulation are added to control the side effects of the previous ones , can be contained by a careful statement of principle that is explicit about the keeping regulation ...
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