세미나 2015-10-13~2015-10-14
13:00 - 13:30 Registration
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13:30 – 14:15 OPENING SESSION |
Opening Remarks (5 mins x 1)
• Deoksoo Park, Director General, Public Governance Programme, OECD KOREA Policy Centre
Congratulatory Remarks (5 mins x 1)
• Won Lee, President, Korean Legislation Research Institute
Keynote Address (30 mins x 1)
• Celine Kauffmann, Deputy Head, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance and Territorial Development Directorate, OECD
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14:15 – 14:30 PHOTO & COFFEE BREAK |
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14:30 – 16:00 SESSION 1—The Significance of Regulatory Policy and Background to Regulatory Reform |
Regulatory policy is one of the core policy measures for governments to achieve its social or economic objectives through the use of law, regulations, and other instruments. It is often subjected to the scheme of reform efforts aiming to improve the quality of government regulation that would shift unnecessary obstacles to fair competition, innovation and growth, and thus improve the citizens’ quality of life. A glance into the background of regulatory reform highly represents the current status of society and the perspectives on future directions where it is heading towards.
Speakers (30 mins x 2)
• Filippo Cavassini, Policy Researcher and Adviser, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance and Territorial Development Directorate, OECD
• Se-Jeong Yi, Senior Research Fellow, Korean Legislation Research Institute
Panelists (10 mins x 2)
• Daechang Kang, Visiting Research Fellow, Regulatory Research Center, Korea Institute of Public Administration
• Vandee Suchatkulvit, Director, Law Reform Directorate, Council of the State, Thailand
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16:00 – 16:20 COFFEE BREAK |
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16:20 – 17:50 SESSION 2 – Regulatory Reform for Balanced Growth and Economic Stimulation |
The financial and fiscal crisis followed by signs of stagnation, as well as accumulating environmental challenges around the world has set off the alarm to the government for better policy reforms. Among others, a need for sound regulatory framework is being highlighted as a basic condition to revive the economy and for well-functioning societies. The Korean government has been making concerted efforts in the area of regulatory reform, placing the objective as the core of its national strategy in order to boost its economic growth and create employment.
Speakers (30 mins x 2)
• Karl von Kempis, Head of Unit, Application of EU Law, Secretariat-General, European Commission
• Heesoon Kim, Director, Regulatory Reform Policy Division, Office for Government Policy Coordination, Prime Minister’s Office
Panelists (10 mins x 2)
• Huda Bahweres, Senior Advisor, Centre for Regulatory Reform, Indonesia
• Bui Nguyen Khanh, Associate Professor & Deputy Director, Institute of State and Law, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, Vietnam
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18:00 – 20:00 WELCOME DINNER |
Day 2 (14 October 2015)
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10:00 – 11:30 SESSIONS 3 – Stakeholder Engagement in Regulatory Policy |
The Recommendation of the OECD Council on Regulatory Policy and Governance was adopted in March 2012. Through the recommendation, OECD members agreed to adhere to principles of open government, including transparency and participation in the regulatory process to ensure that regulation serves the public interest and is informed by the legitimate needs of those interested in and affected by regulation. This includes providing meaningful opportunities (including online) for the public to contribute to the process of preparing draft regulatory proposals and to the quality of the supporting analysis. Governments should ensure that regulations are comprehensible and clear and that parties can easily understand their rights and obligations.
Speakers (30 mins x 2)
• Pascal Schuster, Senior project manager in charge of Better regulation and Cutting Red Tape strategy, the Prime minister’s office, France
• Yong Hyeon Yang, Director, Research Division, Center for Regulatory Studies, Korea Development Institute
Panelists (10 mins x 2)
• Peter Saunders, First Assistant Secretary, Office of Deregulation, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Australia
• Roziana HJ. Othman, Senior Manager, Regulatory Review, Malaysia Productivity Corporation, Malaysia
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11:30 – 13:00 LUNCH |
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13:00 – 14:30 SESSION 4 – Assessing the Socio-Economic Impact of Regulations |
Regulations are considered to be the most effective policy measures for sustaining economic growth and addressing economic imbalances without imposing excessive fiscal requirements on the current or future society. However, a systemic approach in assessing the positive and negative impacts of regulations is important to maximize the benefits of regulations and to justify the cause of such policies to the people whose lives and businesses are directly and/or indirectly influenced.
Speakers (30 mins x 2)
• Filippo Cavassini, Policy Researcher and Adviser, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance and Territorial Development Directorate, OECD
• Jonghan Lee, Director, Regulatory Research Center, Korea Institute of Public Administration
Panelists (10 mins x 2)
• Ariunjargal Tsedenbal, Senior Officer, Legal Reform Policy Department, Ministry of Justice, Mongolia
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14:30 – 14:50 COFFEE BREAK |
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14:50 – 15:50 CLOSING SESSION |
Summary of Sessions (10 mins x 1)
• Celine Kauffmann, Deputy Head, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance and Territorial Development Directorate, OECD
Takeaways from the Forum (5 mins x 3)
• Peter Saunders, First Assistant Secretary, Office of Deregulation, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Australia
• Vandee Suchatkulvit, Director, Law Reform Directorate, Council of the State, Thailand
Closing Remarks (5 mins)
Deoksoo Park, Director General, Public Governance Programme, OECD KOREA Policy Centre
대한민국정책센터_The 1st Asian Public Governance Forum on Regulatory Reform_통합 Final.pdf