Korea
OECD
Abstract
OECD
Abstract
In 1998 Korea established the Regulatory Reform Committee which is composed of members from the private sector and government ministers including the Prime Minister of Korea. The Regulatory Reform Committee is the highest decision maker on regulatory reform within the executive branch. The Regulatory Reform Committee is responsible for setting regulatory policy, evaluating new and existing regulations and monitoring the actual regulatory reform progress at each administrative level. It is important that sufficient resources are made available to support improvements in regulatory quality.
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In 1998 Korea established the Regulatory Reform Committee which is composed of members from the private sector and government ministers including the Prime Minister of Korea. The Regulatory Reform Committee is the highest decision maker on regulatory reform within the executive branch. The Regulatory Reform Committee is responsible for setting regulatory policy, evaluating new and existing regulations and monitoring the actual regulatory reform progress at each administrative level. It is important that sufficient resources are made available to support improvements in regulatory quality.
Key concepts: Regulatory reform, Regulatory authority, Prime minister, Public administration, Government regulation, Government (linguistics), Executive branch, Business