Constitutional Sunsets and Experimental Legislation¶
Ranchordás, S. (2014). Constitutional Sunsets and Experimental Legislation: A Comparative Perspective. Edward Elgar Publishing.
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Mechanisms¶
- Context-Payload Expiry Policy
- The classic misuse is treating a sunset provision as pure theater: writing an expiry that is auto-renewed without any real re-examination
This sourceDocuments sunset provisions being automatically renewed or reauthorized without meaningful use of evaluation findings.
- The classic misuse is treating a sunset provision as pure theater: writing an expiry that is auto-renewed without any real re-examination
- Rotation or Sunset Review
- This is the logic of the sunset clause, a provision that automatically terminates a rule or appointment on a set date unless it is affirmatively renewed
This sourceDescribes sunset clauses as making legislation expire after a predetermined period unless it is affirmatively continued.
- This is the logic of the sunset clause, a provision that automatically terminates a rule or appointment on a set date unless it is affirmatively renewed
- Support Flow Agreement
- The horizon is set as a five-year commitment with a mandatory review and a sunset unless renewed
This sourceDefines a sunset as automatic expiry at a specified time unless the measure is renewed.
- The horizon is set as a five-year commitment with a mandatory review and a sunset unless renewed
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