co-regulation definition
co-regulation means a process by which an individual or a public or private sector body authorised by the Office adopts and implements a code of practice, and performs any other function specified by the Office pursuant to this Law or sectoral legislation, in consultation with, and subject to the approval of, the Office;
co-regulation means a process by which a private sector body authorized by the Authority adopts and implements a code of practice, and performs any other
co-regulation means a system of shared regulatory responsibilities in which an industry association or professional group will assume some regulatory functions, such as surveillance and enforcement or setting of regulatory standards.
More Definitions of co-regulation
co-regulation means governance regimes in which government and non-government parties share regulatory tasks. It is a mid-point between direct government regulation (‘command-and-control’) and voluntary self-regulation.