Sentences with phrase «regulatory coherence»

Pending the TTIP negotiations, notably the horizontal chapter on regulatory coherence, fixing EU rulemaking should definitely be one of the priorities of the next political term.

As another example of a totally unacceptable TPP provision, Chan cites the leaked text of the chapter on «regulatory coherence,» that would encourage business - friendly, cost - benefit analysis before environmental or other regulations are promulgated.

The leaked draft of the regulatory coherence chapter of the Trans Pacific Partnership trade agreement encourages countries joining the pact to conduct regulatory impact assessments or RIAs when developing regulations, including environmental measures, which have more than a minimal cost burden on business and the economy.

For example, environmentalists need to confirm the details of an unprecedented «regulatory coherence» chapter of the TPP.

The May 1 executive order illustrates the strategic political advantage for the White House of using regulatory coherence schemes, especially those rolled out pursuant to international treaty obligations like the TPP, to achieve deregulatory ends.

Powerful multinationals, including agri - business, are currently lobbying for the deal to lead to weaker safeguards, under the guise of «regulatory coherence», on issues related to food and chemical safety, and GM crops.

In particular, the multinationals are supporting the inclusion of a regulatory coherence chapter.

The real risks, Kelsey says, result from the cross-fertilization of cost benefit analysis (and other RIA «disciplines» in the TPP regulatory coherence chapter) with other chapters of the TPP.

The RIA scheme in the leaked TPP regulatory coherence chapter and its cost - benefit provisions in particular appear to be modeled, consciously or unconsciously, on Ronald Reagan's deregulatory policies and his creation by executive order of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) in the White House Office of Management and Budget.

Professor Jane Kelsey of the law faculty at the University of Auckland provides a more complete analysis of the draft TPP regulatory coherence chapter, and makes one simple point that sums it up, saying it «has nothing to do with trade.»