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Paris, 22-23 April 2013

The Regulatory Policy Committee held its third Roundtable on Regulatory Reform for Inclusive Growth to examine how countries identify, prioritise and combine regulatory reforms to unlock some of the structural bottlenecks and support their growth and welfare agenda. The discussions aimed to shed light on recent ambitious reforms in the EU, Japan and the United States to utilise and adapt regulatory policy and governance to spur sustainable and inclusive growth, and focussed on the policy areas identified in the paper as critical areas of regulatory reform, in particular the labour market and environmental regulation.

Delegates discussed the results of cross-Committee work on international regulatory co-operation, regulatory enforcement and compliance, the Regulatory Reform Review of Colombia, the development of the Ad hoc Network of Economic Regulators and the Programme on Measuring Regulatory Performance.

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