New Zealand’s Constitution of Liberty - Can a libertarian Regulatory Standards Bill change New Zealand?
Sirota, Leonid
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2024-12-19
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The New Zealand government has launched a consultation on a Regulatory Standards Bill that could shape both existing and future regulation. In addition to laying down principles to which regulation will be expected to conform, the bill would set up an institutional mechanism for implementing them. It is an ambitious undertaking which deserves attention beyond New Zealand’s shores for three reasons: first, its remarkably libertarian content; second, the unusual way in which it would be implemented; and third, what it can tell us about the ways in which an “unwritten” constitution changes―or doesn’t.
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Sirota, Leonid
Constitutional Change
Libertarianism
Neuseeland
New Zealand
Regulatory Standards Bill
Unwritten Constitution
institutional mechanism
Neuseeland
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