Environment Improvement Plans: Facilitative regulation in practice

Holley, Cameron; Gunningham, Neil

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Environment Improvement Plans: Facilitative regulation in practice

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2006

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Holley, Cameron

Gunningham, Neil

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The Law Book Company

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Facilitative regulation embodies regulatory flexibility, the empowerment of local communities and devolved, collaborative decision-making. Based on interviews with key stakeholders, this article examines one the most important examples of facilitative reg

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Environmental and Planning Law Journal

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