Ensuring regulatory systems are agile and can adapt to emerging risks, changes and opportunities will protect and reduce cost pressures for Australians and businesses. A continued focus on international regulatory cooperation will support the next phase of Australia’s Regulatory Reform Agenda.
Finance’s Kelly Wood attended the 31st session of the OECD Regulatory Policy Committee as Australia’s delegate. Here Kelly learned from and shared international best-practice on regulatory reform and policy, including discussions on regulating for people, the planet, and the future.
The OECD Regulatory Policy Committee brings together leading global experts and more than 35 international governments to consider how best to design, implement, and review regulation.
To read how the government is boosting productivity through reform, head to the Regulatory Reform website.
