Reviewing the Stock of Regulation¶
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (2020). Reviewing the Stock of Regulation. OECD Publishing.
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Mechanisms¶
- Assumption Expiry Timer
- It is the epistemic analogue of a sunset clause — a provision that lapses unless it is deliberately renewed.
This sourceDefines a sunset provision as causing a rule to lapse automatically after a specified period unless it is deliberately renewed.
- It is the epistemic analogue of a sunset clause — a provision that lapses unless it is deliberately renewed.
- Asymmetry Sunset Review
- The sunset clause is a real and battle-tested instrument for exactly this.
This sourceOECD Best Practice Principles for Regulatory Policy. OECD Publishing (2020). Describes sunset requirements as an established regulatory failsafe used across OECD jurisdictions to lapse, renew, or modify regulations after prescribed periods.
- The sunset clause is a real and battle-tested instrument for exactly this.
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