EXPERIMENTAL LEGAL REGIMES: FOREIGN EXPERIENCE AND RUSSIAN START
January 15, 2020, 11:30 – 13:30, Building 2, Floor 2, Lecture Room 138
Legal experiments are being used increasingly in public administration. The development dynamics of digital technologies require the introduction of special legal regimes for experiments, which will significantly reduce their running time. The corresponding draft federal law has been developed in Russia; an Agreement on “regulatory sandboxes” in the EAEU is being developed. At the same time, it is relevant to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of this public administration tool and its methodology.
Issues for Discussion
- Legal experiments and “regulatory sandboxes”: general nature and differences.
- Dynamics of legal experiments in Russia: from the goal to effectiveness and efficiency evaluation.
- Experimental legal regimes: a new institute of Russian law.
- Methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of special regimes for conducting legal experiments (“regulatory sandboxes”) in Russia.
Moderator
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Anton Lebedev
Director of the Department of the Legal Foundations of the Digital Economy, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
Speakers
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Aleksey Efremov
Leading Research Fellow, Center for Public Administration Technologies, RANEPA
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Elena Dobrolyubova
Leading Research Fellow, Center for Public Administration Technologies, RANEPA
Experts
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Victor Gridnev
Chairman Assistant, Eurasian Economic Commission
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Victor Naumov
Managing Partner, St. Petersburg office of DENTONS
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Olga Shepeleva
Senior Expert of the Center for Strategic Research, Head of the Project Area “Law and rulemaking in the digital environment”, Center for Advanced Management Solutions
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Oleg Petrov
Head, Open Data Practices, Digital Development, World Bank
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Elvira Talapina
Leading Research Fellow, Center for Public Administration Technologies, RANEPA
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Yuri Tikhomirov
Deputy Director of Center for Public Studies, Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law of Government of the Russian Federation
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Vladimir Yuzhakov
Director of the Center for Public Administration Technologies, RANEPA
- Legal experiments and “regulatory sandboxes”: general nature and differences.
- Dynamics of legal experiments in Russia: from the goal to effectiveness and efficiency evaluation.
- Experimental legal regimes: a new institute of Russian law.
- Methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of special regimes for conducting legal experiments (“regulatory sandboxes”) in Russia.
- Legal experiments and “regulatory sandboxes”: general nature and differences.
- Dynamics of legal experiments in Russia: from the goal to effectiveness and efficiency evaluation.
- Experimental legal regimes: a new institute of Russian law.
- Methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of special regimes for conducting legal experiments (“regulatory sandboxes”) in Russia.
- Legal experiments and “regulatory sandboxes”: general nature and differences.
- Dynamics of legal experiments in Russia: from the goal to effectiveness and efficiency evaluation.
- Experimental legal regimes: a new institute of Russian law.
- Methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of special regimes for conducting legal experiments (“regulatory sandboxes”) in Russia.
Legal experiments are being used increasingly in public administration. The development dynamics of digital technologies require the introduction of special legal regimes for experiments, which will significantly reduce their running time. The corresponding draft federal law has been developed in Russia; an Agreement on “regulatory sandboxes” in the EAEU is being developed. At the same time, it is relevant to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of this public administration tool and its methodology.
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