Competition assessment: assessment teams recommend policy or legislative modifications and may publish institutional reports. Once a legislation or policy is selected for competition assessment, the Commission assigns it to an empanelled institution or an in house team and, if external, sets an honorarium. The assignee must submit an assessment in the annexed format within the prescribed period, containing findings, observations and suggested modifications with rationale. The Advocacy Division reviews and forwards its views with the assessment to the Commission, which then forms views and may recommend competition based modifications to legislatures, the piloting administrative ministry/department, and statutory authorities, and may publish institutional assessments.
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Competition assessment: assessment teams recommend policy or legislative modifications and may publish institutional reports.
Once a legislation or policy is selected for competition assessment, the Commission assigns it to an empanelled institution or an in house team and, if external, sets an honorarium. The assignee must submit an assessment in the annexed format within the prescribed period, containing findings, observations and suggested modifications with rationale. The Advocacy Division reviews and forwards its views with the assessment to the Commission, which then forms views and may recommend competition based modifications to legislatures, the piloting administrative ministry/department, and statutory authorities, and may publish institutional assessments.
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