Transcription of Regulatory Institutions - OECD
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Please cite this paper as:de Rosa, D. and N. Malyshev (2008), "RegulatoryInstitutions: A Blueprint for the Russian Federation",OECDW orking Papers on Public Governance, No. 10, Working Papers on PublicGovernance No. 10 Regulatory InstitutionsA BLUEPRINT FOR THE RUSSIAN FEDERATIOND onato de Rosa, Nick Malyshev Regulatory Institutions : A BLUEPRINT FOR THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION Donato De Rosa and Nick Malyshev 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .. 3 The central oversight body .. 5 Mandate .. 6 Functions .. 6 Sectoral regulators and the competition authority .. 10 The Attribution of Regulatory Functions .. 12 Regulatory Capture .. 14 Co-ordination .. 16 Suggestions for reform .. 16 Concluding remarks .. 19 BIBLIOGRAPHY .. 24 Tables Table 1. Policy drivers for Regulatory quality .. 26 Table 2. Oversight bodies in OECD countries .. 28 Boxes Box 1. Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA).
5 Fourth, the formulation of regulatory policy should be explicit, with objectives brought into the open. From a governance perspective, the advantage of …
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