International Regulatory Co-operation (IRC) enables governments to add an international lens to rulemaking Regulation in isolation is unproductive in today’s global setting. To fully achieve public policy objectives, it is time for a paradigm shift towards more systematic consideration of the international environment in regulatory frameworks, at the cutting edge of 21st century's zeitgeist. IRC offers a set of tools for governments and regulators to leverage international evidence and expertise and deliver better policies for their citizens.
IRC plays a strong role to “harness” and create common rules of globalisation. Surprisingly, however, this potential remains largely untapped. The OECD Regulatory Policy Committee has built a wealth of knowledge to shed light on the types of challenges requiring IRC and the variety of co-operation approaches.
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