Course Overview
A recent OECD report stated that 'there is nothing more important to the progress of our economies and societies than good regulation'.
This programme has been designed with regulatory experts to provide significant benefits to individuals from across the regulatory spectrum and from countries around the world.
A wide range of broad regulatory issues and solutions are examined, challenged and critically analysed as a means to improve decision making, regulatory frameworks and reform processes. Through discussions with leading regulatory practitioners, participants will be trained to assess current regulatory initiatives, and, through exploration of alternative methods and comparison with international colleagues, provide advice on their reform and improvement.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
- Understand regulatory failure and how to appropriately respond
- Lead effective organisational change
- Develop knowledge of smart regulation
- Examine international regulations and agreements
- Create more efficient regulatory strategies
Agenda
Day One
- - Why regulate
- - What is a regulator
- - Costing regulation
- - Impact Assessment
- - Challenges
- - What is Regulatory Reform
- - Approach to Different Sized Organisations
- - Taking a Strategic Approach
- - Right touch regulation
- - Principles based regulation
- - Anticipatory regulation
Day Two
- - Risk and the case for regulation
- - Assessing and addressing risk
- - Risk based regulation
- - Managing the public perception of risk
- - Why do you need Competition Regulation?
- - Regulation of Cartels, Abuse of dominant position, Inefficient Markets, Utility Monopolies and Oligopolies, State Aids, Mergers
- - Different ways in which regulation can fail
- - People and Cultural Issues
- - Some remedies
Day Three
- - The DREAM Framework
- - Ensuring effective targeting
- - Enforcement Moving Forward
- - Monitoring and evaluation
- - Using Behavioural Insights to make regulation more effective
- - New approaches
- - International developments
Accredited by
International Centre for Parliamentary Studies is accredited by Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC) which is an independent body providing accreditation services for independent, further and higher education colleges. The Institution has earned Premier status with ASIC for its commendable areas of operation.
ASIC accreditation helps students and parents make a more informed choice and will also help a school, college, university, training provider or distance education provider, demonstrate to the international student body that they are a high quality institution.