Delivered by:Sharon Darcy, Director, Sustainability First
Based on accumulated knowledge and experience, the conference examined the features of a number of the major pathologies that can have adverse effects on the functioning of regulatory processes, including the signs, causes, and potential means of remediation of recurring malfunctions.
A roundtable discussion with contributions from:Professor Robert Hahn, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford;Cathryn Ross, Ofwat;Tony Ballance, Severn Trent Water;Maxine Frerk,
This year’s conference occurred in a period of great disturbance and volatility that poses multiple challenges, not only to the ways in which competition and
The general theme of the day was an examination of the ways in which the conduct of public policy can become disordered over time.
Lord David Owen and discussant: Jonathan Faull We were very grateful to Hogan Lovells for hosting this seminar
The 25th Anniversary Conference was an extended discussion and assessment of the policy record. Sponsored by Linklaters.
The gathering took a broad look at market and regulatory governance issues, and the focus was on the institutional arrangements for the making of relevant decisions rather than on any particular decisions that have or might be taken.
The 2015 conference was convened as a symposium with fewer platform presentations and more time for discussion of thorny issues. Each presentation focussed on the
Steve Webb, formerly Pensions Minister