@article{ART001918288},
author={Byung-Sun Choi and HYUKWOO LEE},
title={Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea},
journal={Journal of Regulation Studies},
issn={1738-7132},
year={2014},
volume={23},
pages={3-42}
TY - JOUR
AU - Byung-Sun Choi
AU - HYUKWOO LEE
TI - Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea
JO - Journal of Regulation Studies
PY - 2014
VL - 23
IS - null
PB - 한국규제학회
SP - 3
EP - 42
SN - 1738-7132
AB - The regulatory reform system of Korea, with the Regulatory Reform Committee(RRC) as its centerpiece, has been analyzed to have no critical problems and be presently working fairly well. Factors preventing this system from working more effectively are found mostly of software variety; including the serious shortage of resources for strong regulatory enforcement, weak participation on the part of the private sector, and the backwardness of administrative democratization. This paper thus emphasized that the resolution of these operational problems should precede over any kind of hardware reforms, an issue mooted frequently by the press in particular. Our argument was that such attempts as to operate the Ministerial Meeting for Regulatory Reform presided by the President that the current government has revived from its dissolution a decade ago, would add almost nothing to the existing reform system’s performance, except for a political symbolism, which would be short-lived anyway. Instead, taking an incremental approach outlook, the authors stressed that the gate-keeping role played by the RRC, via RIA, is not trivial at all, despite some allegations to the contrary. In the same vein, in reviewing the most innovative approaches of late, such as the One-In-One-Out (OIOO) system of Britain, this paper gave more attention to examining the preconditions for their adoption. Finally the authors called for renewed attention to the alternatives to regulation, such as self-regulation and judicial relief, in the belief that the time is ripe for their wider use, as the society becomes far more complex and professionalized.
KW - Regulatory Reform System;Regulatory Reform Committee;Regulatory Impact Analysis(RIA);One-In-One-Out(OIOO) System
DO -
UR -
ER -
Byung-Sun Choi and HYUKWOO LEE. (2014). Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea. Journal of Regulation Studies, 23, 3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi and HYUKWOO LEE. 2014, "Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea", Journal of Regulation Studies, vol.23, pp.3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi, HYUKWOO LEE "Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea" Journal of Regulation Studies 23 pp.3-42 (2014) : 3.
Byung-Sun Choi, HYUKWOO LEE. Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea. 2014; 23 3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi and HYUKWOO LEE. "Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea" Journal of Regulation Studies 23(2014) : 3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi; HYUKWOO LEE. Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea. Journal of Regulation Studies, 23, 3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi; HYUKWOO LEE. Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea. Journal of Regulation Studies. 2014; 23 3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi, HYUKWOO LEE. Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea. 2014; 23 3-42.
Byung-Sun Choi and HYUKWOO LEE. "Some Ideas Proposed to Innovate the Regulatory Reform System of Korea" Journal of Regulation Studies 23(2014) : 3-42.