2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu
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| originalfilename | ENHANCING QUALITY OF REGULATION THROUGH PUBLIC CONSULTATION_ A CASE STUDY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN TERENGGANU (MASTER_2019).pdf |
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| spelling | 16235 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/view.php?ref=16235 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/search.php?search=!collection3 General Document Malaysia Library Staff (Top Management) Library Staff (Management) Library Staff (Support) Terengganu Faculty of Business and Management English application/pdf 1.5 Server storage Scanned document Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin UniSZA Private Access Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin SAMBox 2.3.4; modified using iTextSharp™ 5.5.10 ©2000-2016 iText Group NV (AGPL-version) Copyright©PWB2025 181 ENHANCING QUALITY OF REGULATION THROUGH PUBLIC CONSULTATION_ A CASE STUDY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN TERENGGANU (MASTER_2019).pdf Mohd Yazid Bin Abdul Majid Enhancing Quality Of Regulation Public Consultation Case Study Of Local Governments In Terengganu Public consultation -- Malaysia -- Terengganu Regulation -- Quality -- Malaysia Administrative agencies -- Public relations Governance -- Public participation Public service -- Quality improvement 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu 2019-05-06 Empirical study has indicated that a country that promotes less administrative burdens in the long run will increase productivity. In Malaysia, private businesses have complained that some regulators failed to either consult or have insufficient consultation with them before gazetting new regulation; resulting in some losses not only to the businesses but also to the government. In the Concurrent List of Federal Constitution both States and Federal governments are given equal power to impose necessary regulations that could result in overlapping of regulations, in particular when sufficient public consultation requirements have been ignored. What about local government (in Peninsular Malaysia)? The Local Government Act 1976 also recognises them to introduce regulation (By-Law) related to their jurisdiction. The objectives of the research are: (i) to identify whether existing rule making process used by LGs incorporates public consultation; and (ii) to recommend a structured rule making integrated with public consultation framework for LGs in Terengganu. As the research is scoping to LGs in Terengganu and the diagnosis of the case is limited to planning for development as stated in the Town Country and Planning Act 1976 and jurisdiction under Local Government Act 1976, the research has adopted a qualitative approach by using semi-structured questionnaire to interview industry and local governments (LGs) in Terengganu. Malaysia Productivity Corporation has selected 4 states and Terengganu is among the pioneer state to implement Good Regulatory Practice as recommended by 11th Malaysia Plan. Then a focus group discussion is established to validate existing rule making structure and to finalise a workable framework rule making embracing public consultation for all LGs in Terengganu. This research has confirmed that existing structure of rule making process is unique as they do not follow national structure on developing new regulation. A new public consultation framework which is a modified version of federal and Australia models is introduced for LGs in Terengganu to consider. The application of sufficient public consultation with businesses and other stakeholders could improve the quality of regulation in Terengganu. Ultimately it will reduce the cost of doing business in Terengganu and improve the utilisation of resources of local governments. Dissertations, Academic Thesis |
| spellingShingle | 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu |
| state | Terengganu |
| subject | Public consultation -- Malaysia -- Terengganu Regulation -- Quality -- Malaysia Administrative agencies -- Public relations Governance -- Public participation Public service -- Quality improvement Dissertations, Academic |
| summary | Empirical study has indicated that a country that promotes less administrative burdens in the long run will increase productivity. In Malaysia, private businesses have complained that some regulators failed to either consult or have insufficient consultation with them before gazetting new regulation; resulting in some losses not only to the businesses but also to the government. In the Concurrent List of Federal Constitution both States and Federal governments are given equal power to impose necessary regulations that could result in overlapping of regulations, in particular when sufficient public consultation requirements have been ignored. What about local government (in Peninsular Malaysia)? The Local Government Act 1976 also recognises them to introduce regulation (By-Law) related to their jurisdiction. The objectives of the research are: (i) to identify whether existing rule making process used by LGs incorporates public consultation; and (ii) to recommend a structured rule making integrated with public consultation framework for LGs in Terengganu. As the research is scoping to LGs in Terengganu and the diagnosis of the case is limited to planning for development as stated in the Town Country and Planning Act 1976 and jurisdiction under Local Government Act 1976, the research has adopted a qualitative approach by using semi-structured questionnaire to interview industry and local governments (LGs) in Terengganu. Malaysia Productivity Corporation has selected 4 states and Terengganu is among the pioneer state to implement Good Regulatory Practice as recommended by 11th Malaysia Plan. Then a focus group discussion is established to validate existing rule making structure and to finalise a workable framework rule making embracing public consultation for all LGs in Terengganu. This research has confirmed that existing structure of rule making process is unique as they do not follow national structure on developing new regulation. A new public consultation framework which is a modified version of federal and Australia models is introduced for LGs in Terengganu to consider. The application of sufficient public consultation with businesses and other stakeholders could improve the quality of regulation in Terengganu. Ultimately it will reduce the cost of doing business in Terengganu and improve the utilisation of resources of local governments. |
| title | 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu |
| title_full | 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu |
| title_fullStr | 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu |
| title_full_unstemmed | 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu |
| title_short | 2019_Enhancing Quality of Regulation Through Public Consultation: A Case Study of Local Governments in Terengganu |
| title_sort | 2019_enhancing quality of regulation through public consultation: a case study of local governments in terengganu |