What Is the Regulatory Impact Assessment of Draft Normative Legal Acts: International Experience and Practice in Uzbekistan
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regulatory impact assessment (RIA), draft normative legal act, rule-making, cost-benefit analysis, "one in, one out" principle, bureaucratic barriers, foreign experienceAbstract
This article examines the essence of regulatory impact assessment (RIA) of draft normative-legal acts and the experience of the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, and South Korea. It also reviews the legal framework and practical results of this mechanism in Uzbekistan, in place since 2021: coverage of draft acts rose from 25% to 99%, and excessive requirements and restrictions worth nearly 10 trillion soums were eliminated for businesses, illustrating the system's significance.
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