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This seminar was held in the framework of the OECD Regulatory Reform Review in China. To support discussions between the Chinese Government and OECD member countries during the analysis and formulation of the Review, a number of policy makers and experts from China and OECD countries met. The working groups covered mainly two areas of work: i) trade and competition, ii) regulatory frameworks at both the national and municipal level.

Following the OECD Country reviews’ structure, the meeting included four thematic sections covering: capacities for regulatory policy, trade openness and competition, regulatory frameworks for selected sectors, in this case public service delivery.

Below is a list of reports that were discussed during the meeting as well as the powerpoint presentations, the agenda and the list of participants.

• Regulatory Reform: Experience from OECD countries (bilingual document - English and Chinese)
• Policy Brief. Korea: progress in implementing regulatory reform. OECD Regulatory Reform Reviews
• Structural reform Australian-style: lessons for others?
• Domestic transparency in Australia’s economic and trade reforms: the role of ‘the Commission’
• Regulatory Reform in Sweden. Chapter 4: Enhancing Market Openness through Regulatory Reform
• Regulatory Frameworks for Urban Services 
• Infrastructure to 2030: Telecom, Land Transport, Water and Electricity
• The Status Quo and Trends in the Development of Public Services in China; Chinese version 中文
• The Current Situation and Analysis of Medical and Health Service Regulation in China; Chinese version 中文
• Policy Recommendations on the Comprehensive Reform of the National Electricity System; Chinese version 中文

Powerpoint presentations:

• OECD Regulatory Reform Reviews in Korea, Shin Kim
• Regulatory Reform in the Czech Republic, Daniel Trnka
• Competition and regulation, Michael Wise
• Transparency, Reform and Economic Performance: An Australian Perspective, Patrick A. Jomini
• Market openness, regulatory reform and economic performance, Delegation of the European Union to China
• Regulatory reform for market openness in Korea, Hyung-Jong Lee
• Regulatory frameworks for urban services, Graeme Hodge

• Agenda
• List of participants

Related Documents

Regulatory reform review in China: Working Group Meeting, 28 March 2008, Beijing, China