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Chapter I. Regulatory Reform System
1. Brief History of Regulatory Reform
1.1. Rationale for Regulatory Reform
1.2. Exemplary Meaningful Actions
 
2. Performances in Regulatory Reform
2.1. Overall Ranking in Regulatory Reform in OECD Countries
2.2. Reforms in New and Reinforcement Regulations
2.3. Reforms in Existing Regulations
 
3. Regulatory Reform System: Basic Law and Governance
3.1. Framework Act on Administrative Regulations
3.2. Regulatory Reform Committee
3.3. Public-Private Joint Regulation Advancement Initiative
 
4. Evaluation and Improvement Demands
4.1. Including Assembly Enacted Law to Regulatory Review
4.2. Strengthening the Regulatory Reform Committee’s Status
4.3. Expanding Resources for Regulatory Reform
 

Chapter II. Regulatory Management System in Korea
1. Introduction
 
2. Institutional Framework: Principles and Strategy
 
3. Principal Means of Regulatory Management for Pro-active Reform
3.1. Regulatory Registry System
3.2. Regulatory Impact Analysis
3.3. Cost-in, Cost-out System (CICO)
3.4. Alternative Regulations
 
4. Leading Means of Regulatory Management for Re-active Reform
4.1. Sunset Rules
4.2. From Positive List System to Negative List System
4.3. Regulatory Petition System
4.4 Temporary Regulatory Relief
5. Conclusion
 

Chapter III. Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) in Korea
1. Introduction
 
2. RIA Process Implementation
2.1. RIA Process
2.2. Stakeholder Engagement in RIA Process
2.3. Types and Contents of RIA Statement
 
3. Analytical Methods for Conducting RIA: Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA)
3.1. Categories of Regulatory Costs
3.2. Calculating Direct Costs
 
4. The e-RIA System
4.1. Information Systems for Regulatory Management in Korea
4.2. The e-RIA System as Part of the Regulatory Information System
 
5. Challenges in Performing RIA in Korea: Frequently Asked Questions


[ANNEX] Korean Cases in Regulatory Policy
- Case1. The Regulatory Response in Korea to Uber Taxis
- Case2. Cases of Telemedicine Regulation: The Two Perspective of Norms and Interests
- Case3. Safety Regulations for Consumer Products: What Makes the Law-making Process Rational?