Regulatory Reform Sub-Projects and Researchers
Part 1: Certainty, Legitimacy, Property and the Rule of Law
- Public Participation and Regulation
Mark Bennett and Joel Colón-Ríos - Competition Law and Policy
Paul G Scott - Does the Use of General Anti-Avoidance Rules to Combat Tax Avoidance Breach Principles of the Rule of Law? A Comparative Study.
John Prebble and Rebecca Prebble
Part 2: Property Rights
- Regulatory Reform and Property Rights in New Zealand
Richard Boast and Neil Quigley - Possibilities and Pitfalls of Comparative Analysis of Property Rights Protections, and the Canadian Regime of Legal Protection Against Takings
Russell Brown
Part 3: The Policy and Process of Regulation
- Regulatory Management in New Zealand: What, Why and How?
Derek Gill - Review and Appeal of Regulatory Decisions: The Tension between Supervision and Performance
Dean Knight and Rayner Thwaites - Rights and Regulation
Petra Butler - Consumer Law and Paternalism: a framework for policy decision-making
Kate Tokeley
Part 4: Sector Specific Regulation
- The Regulation of Consumer Credit Products: The Effects of Baseline Assumptions
Graeme Austin - Regulating the Building Industry – A Case of Regulatory Failure
Brent Layton - Network Industries: Electricity and Telecommunications
Alec Mladenovic
Part 5: Trade and Investment
- The Challenges and Opportunities of Conformity in the Wider Asia – Pacific Context: Tiny Steps on a Long Road
Chris Nixon and John Yeabsley - Trade Agreements and Regulatory Autonomy: The Effect on National Interests
Susy Frankel and Meredith Kolsky Lewis - Regulating Foreign Investment in New Zealand
Daniel Kalderimis
Part 6: The Trans-Tasman Relationship
- Australia New Zealand Therapeutic Products Authority. Lessons from the Deep End of trans-Tasman Integration
Chris Nixon and John Yeabsley - Trans-Tasman Intellectual Property Coordination
Susy Frankel and Megan Richardson