Traduction de «juridiction réglementaire » (Français → Anglais) :

regulative jurisdiction [ regulatory power | regulation-making power | regulation making power | regulatory capacity | regulations making power | regulations making authority ]

ordinary court of law [ county court | court of bankruptcy | court of first instance | court of justice | district court ]

regulatory policy [ better lawmaking | better law-making | better regulation | good regulatory practice | outcome-based regulation | performance-based regulation | REFIT | regulatory fitness | Regulatory Fitness and Performance Programme | regulatory governance | regulatory improvement | regulatory quality | regulatory reform | smart regulation ]

criminal jurisdiction [ penal jurisdiction ]

Regulatory documentation

LEI Regulatory Oversight Committee | Regulatory Oversight Committee for the Global Legal Entity Identifier System | LEI ROC [Abbr.]

regulatory requirements

regulation game [ regulation contest | regulation match ]

fisheries jurisdiction | jurisdiction over fisheries

I believe that is one of the great shortcomings of the present NAFTA. We continue to have three separate States, three broadly distinct regulatory jurisdictions and, in the long term, it seems to me that we will need one big North American market.

j. to lay down in the regulatory chapter applying to financial services strong transversal rules on regulatory transparency, which should increase the capacity of all stakeholders to analyse and prepare for laws, rules and public decisions and boost the confidence of financial services providers to establish themselves abroad or to provide services to third-country customers, without undermining due and established democratic processes, and to also set out solutions for ensuring respect for national treatment of cross-border suppliers of financial services; to that end, to take immediate action to narrow the gap between the different ways in which countries currently recognise the equivalence of regulatory and supervisory regimes ...[+++] of other jurisdictions, which is currently causing fragmentation of global financial services markets, by achieving a common understanding that an equivalence decision should be the result of a transparent assessment of whether each jurisdiction’s rules achieve the same objectives and that, though such a decision should follow early and frequent bilateral dialogues, it can be unilateral when mutual recognition is not possible;

Regulatory action is up to national jurisdictions or, in some cases, provincial jurisdictions, as in Canada, for example.

When the federal government gets involved in an area of provincial jurisdiction, it slowly changes the province's way of doing things, through the regulatory process.