Involving consumers in the development of regulatory policy: A UK Regulators Network Consumer Working Group discussion paper

Martin Coppack; Francis Jackson; James Tallack

Involving consumers in the development of regulatory policy: A UK Regulators Network Consumer Working Group discussion paper

Martin Coppack, Francis Jackson, James Tallack

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This short discussion paper focuses on the third ‘dimension’ of consumer engagement, i.e. a process
of effective dialogue between regulators and consumers that ensures that regulation, and the
outcomes it delivers, are designed around consumers’ needs.

Original language	English
Publisher	UK Regulators Network
Number of pages	21
Publication status	Published - Jul 2014

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