Originally Posted by
mashman
NZ Productivity Commission to look at regulatory regimes
"This is the entity's sixth inquiry since it was set up in 2011 as part of an election deal between the National and Act parties, and modelled closely on its Australian counterpart.
The terms of reference seek recommendations to "improve the design of new regulatory regimes and make system-wide improvements to the operation of existing regulatory regimes in New Zealand."
A final report is due to the ministers by the end of June next year."
so did they get it wrong 5 times? Perhaps they didn't have long enough to figure out what they seem not to have a clue about and that's why they'll be waiting 11 months for an answer this time around.
It's terms of reference were limited to a single report? I don't understand why you have a problem with almost everything about our regulatory systems and yet you also apparently have a problem with an entity seeking to improve them. Especially as you don't have a clue about any changes they may have recommended. And in fact no clue about how regulatory systems are supposed to work in the first place.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
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