One-In-One-Out definition
One-In-One-Out principle means that newly introduced burdens from EU legislation should be offset by removing equivalent burdens in the same policy area.
One-In-One-Out approach can by no means be considered an objective, scientific or legal concept. It is not a principle, and totally lacks support in the Treaties.
One-In-One-Out strategies. A direct means of controlling regulatory inflation is to require proponents of any new regulation to identify an existing regulation that will be removed by way of an offset. This approach has recently been adopted in the Netherlands. A farther reaching and more formal variant of this concept is known as "Regulatory Budgeting". Regulatory Budgeting is based on recognition that regulation making, in common with taxing and spending through the budgetary process, involves of the diversion of private resources to public ends. Given this, regulation making, like taxing and spending, should be accompanied by the use of transparency and accountability mechanisms and the establishment of clear limits on the overall size of the regulatory burden.
More Definitions of One-In-One-Out
One-In-One-Out approach means that when introducing new burdens for businesses and citizens, the Commission will offset them by removing equivalent burdens in the same policy area54. The communication sets out the key features of the approach, as explained below.
One-In-One-Out rule means the significant additional costs of Part L changes in 2010, 2013 and 2016 and of the Flood and Water Management Act (FWMA) will require very significant reductions in other home building policies and regulations.