| Description |
xxxi, pages 261 : illustrations ; 26 cm |
| Series |
Research report / Productivity Commission ; 2010.[4] |
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Research report (Australia. Productivity Commission) ; 2010.4
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| Summary |
The Commission focused on those regulations that mainly impact on the whole or any part of business and consumer service industries. In broad terms, this includes financial and insurance services, accommodation and food services, hiring, real estate, professional and personal services, arts and recreation, and repair and maintenance services. The activities of these industries are regulated by a range of Australian Government authorities through a variety of instruments. Consistent with the Regulation Taskforce report, for the purposes of this review, 'regulation' includes government rules that influence or control behavior, as well as the administration and enforcement of these rules. This includes legislation and formal regulations (including treaties and co-regulation), as well as quasi-regulation such as codes of conduct and advisory instruments. The terms of reference required the Commission to identify specific areas of Australian Government regulation that were unnecessarily burdensome, complex or redundant, or duplicate regulations or the role of regulatory bodies, including in other jurisdictions |
| Notes |
"August 2010" |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references : (pages 249-261) |
| Notes |
Also available online |
| Subject |
Business enterprises -- Government policy -- Australia.
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Business enterprises -- Law and legislation -- Australia.
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| Author |
Sylvan, Louise
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Mundy, Warren
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Andrews, Les, 1917-2014.
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Australia. Productivity Commission.
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| ISBN |
9781740373241 |
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