규제와 입법 - 동아시아 국가와의 비교법적 고찰

According to the OECD reports, regulatory reform is a cross-cutting theme for ASEAN economic integration and regulatory coherence, as well as for individual ASEAN member state’s structural and rule of law reforms. ASEAN countries recognize that the economic agenda must be premised on productivity-driven and inclusive growth, aided by good regulatory practice (GRP). Since 2014, the ASEAN-OECD GOOD REGULATORY PRACTICE NETWORK (GRPN) has been serving as a key platform to consolidate the OECD’s engagement with ASEAN on regulatory reform.‌The mission of GRPN is to assist ASEAN Member States in building and strengthening capacity for the implementation of good regulatory practice to assure high-quality regulation and regulatory coherence. GRPN will achieve this mission by fostering the exchange of good practice and mutual learning among policy makers in ASEAN Member States and OECD member countries. The regulatory reform and the good regulatory practice are developed in Korea, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Vietnam. Regulatory policy is about achieving government's objectives through the use of regulations, laws, and other instruments to deliver better economic and social outcomes and thus enhance the life of citizens and business. Asian countries have the same interest and aim to the economical and political achievement for their own country.