Access to the complete content on Oxford Handbooks Online requires a subscription or purchase. Home Features Thought Leadership Pyramid v Sparrow: the key to enforcing effective regulation. The most distinctive part of responsive regulation is the regulatory pyra- mid. Responsive Regulation Theory (RRT) places trust at its heart. Professor Jeroen van der Heijden works at the intersection of regulation and governance, with a specific interest in regulatory stewardship and dynamic governance regimes. After outlining the aspects of responsive regulation that have been studied extensively, special attention is paid to those … Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management, 29(4), 464-497. The theory was articulated and expanded on by Ian Ayres and John Braithwaite.Responsive regulation 'recognises that it is not possible for any regulatoryagencyto detect and enforce every contra… Another risk of responsive regulation (particularly enforced self-regulation and other forms of delegated regulation) is that targets of regulation have “systems, rules and procedures demanded by regulatory law” in place but do not apply them, or do not have staff that understands how and why to apply them. Change ), Responsive regulation (4): Evidence and findings, broad set of heuristics and hands-on strategies, a large number of countries and a wide variety of policy areas, systematic review of the responsive regulation literature, Responsive regulation (1): A review of the international academic literature – From the Regulatory Frontlines, Responsive Regulation (5): Ethical and epistemic challenges – From the Regulatory Frontlines. RRT’s key advice to regulators is to adopt “a dynamic regulatory strategy of dialogue and trust as a first choice followed by escalation to more punitive regulation when trust is abused” (Braithwaite & Makkai 1994, p. 1). At the bottom of the pyramid are more frequently used strategies of first choice that are less coercive, less interventionist, and cheaper. Published in 1992, the book Responsive Regulation: Transcending the Deregulation Debate has become a central work in the canon of regulatory scholarship. ( Log Out /  Responsive regulation’s pyramid is only a partial representation of the regulatory possibilities. Responsive regulation has been an influential policy idea because it comes up with a way of reconciling the clear empirical evidence that sometimes punishment works and sometimes it backfires, and likewise with persuasion (Ayres and Braithwaite, 1992, Braithwaite, 1985).The pyramidal presumption of persuasion gives the cheaper and more respectful option a chance to work first. Indeed, the escalation to a more formal stance can easily “backfire once a certain threshold of formalism has been reached”. It is an attempt to solve the puzzle of when to punish and when to persuade. We now have a good understanding of the breadth and depth of responsive regulation. Otherwise, there is a risk of inconsistency in enforcement, favouritism, abuse of process, uneven application of law, or rule ambiguity. Particularly street-level bureaucrats need guidance documents, training, or both, to be able to deal with the increase in discretionary space that comes with responsive regulation, and specifically the tit-for-tat strategy. Responsive regulation comes up At second glance: we know a lot about how to make responsive regulation work well. Responsive regulation involves listening to multiple stakeholders and making a deliberative and flexible (responsive) choice from regulatory strategies that can be conceptually arranged in a pyramid. [vi] Mascini, P., & van Wijk, E. (2009). In sum, responsive regulation is much more than a theory. The aim is to apply escalating regulatory interventions from non-penal actions through to punitive responses. Also, without explaining what a responsive process entails, there is a risk of a “vicious circle of antagonism”[vi] if regulators follow responsive regulation to the letter: harsh enforcement of already sceptic targets of regulation will likely make them even more sceptic. This synergistic approach encourages persuasion through In a nutshell, it may be helpful for a regulator to explain the responsive regulation strategy to its targets at the start of a regulatory relationship, and to have in place transparent public procedures and other measures that help to prevent that the relationship between regulator and target becomes too intimate. [ii] Zhu, J., & Chertow, M. R. (2019). A final set of recurring observations highlight the risks of responsive regulation. You could not be signed in, please check and try again. Reform must be rewarded just as recalcitrant refusal to reform will ultimately be punished. [iv] In addition, many studies were carried out only a few years after a responsive regulation was introduced (typically fewer than five years). First, just having responsive regulation strategies in place (for example, a regulatory pyramid) is no guarantee that they are used in regulatory practice, let alone that they are used well. Although responsive regulation includes much more than the enforcement pyramid, it is the pyramid that has received most attention from academics and practitioners. This article examines whether responsive regulation has potential to improve the regulatory framework which controls free-to-air television advertising to children, so that the regulatory scheme can be used more effectively as a tool for obesity prevention. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. This is despite the fact that the implementation of the strategy of gradual escalation has proved challenging in many respects. All Rights Reserved. Melissa Rorie, PhD, is Professor of Criminal Justice and Advisor of Criminal Justice Club at University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Beginning with the Australian Tax Office’s shift from a deterrence approach to a “compliance model” of tax enforcement in the 1990s, governments and revenue authorities in several developed countries have introduced legislative and administrative reforms based on the central insights of a “responsive regulatory pyramid”. Under the terms of the licence agreement, an individual user may print out a PDF of a single chapter of a title in Oxford Handbooks Online for personal use (for details see Privacy Policy and Legal Notice). An example of a regulatory pyramid that has been adapted to child protection is presented in Figure 1 and is discussed below. We have also seen that responsive regulation is applied in a large number of countries and a wide variety of policy areas. Prevent stepping into the obvious traps of responsive regulation. : The case of railway health and safety. 15/30. That being said, looking beyond these direct performance observations, the set of 30 articles provides a wealth of insights about the factors that affect the performance of responsive regulation. For example, when bringing third-parties into a regulatory regime, regulators may have to explain how being involved is in their interest exactly. In addition, I traced 35 additional articles that provide indirect observations of the performance of responsive regulation. [viii] Yee, W.-H., Tang, S.-Y., & Lo, C. W.-H. (2016). If you have purchased a print title that contains an access token, please see the token for information about how to register your code. A second recurring observation considers the transparency and clarity of the responsive regulation process and the regulatory dialogues involved—put simply, improved or simply more communication between regulators and their targets is by no means a guarantee for enhanced compliance. Responsive regulation is an approach that values trust, transparency and professionalism. In addition, in ten cases scholars report that the performance of responsive regulation is highly dependent on how it is implemented by (individual) regulators and how it is experienced by (individual) targets of regulation, how it interacts with other regulatory reforms that were implemented in parallel, or that responsive regulation did not perform better or worse than the alternative strategies. An international study – Applications of Responsive Regulatory Theory in Australia and Overseas, conducted by the US-based Social Science Research Network in March 2015 – found responsive regulation has been applied in areas as diverse as public administration, health, agriculture, mining, pharmaceuticals, welfare systems, communications, transport, energy and the environment. Long story short, when overviewing the evidence-base, the answer to the question of whether responsive regulation (on average) outperforms alternative regulatory strategies is best summarised as: it depends. The article also reviews strengths and weakness of the original formulation, noting attempts to revise and improve it in recent years. View all posts by Jeroen van der Heijden. The Fundamentals of Responsive Regulation, Prior Scholarship on Regulatory Strategies, Mixing Regulatory Strategies in the Enforcement Pyramid, Additional Theoretical Components of Responsive Regulation, Examples of Responsive Regulation in Practice, Responsive Regulation Within the United States, Strengths and Weaknesses of the Responsive Approach, Settings Where Responsive Regulation May Not Be Appropriate, Weaknesses of the Overall Theory and the Enforcement Pyramid, Attempts to Address Weaknesses—Revisions and New Theories of Regulation. The book is a collaboration between Professors Ian Ayres (Yale University) and John Braithwaite (Australian National University), and builds on Braithwaite’s earlier studies on regulation, enforcement and compliance. Responsive regulation at the dutch food and consumer product safety authority: An empirical assessment of assumptions underlying the theory. Responsive regulation involves listening to multiple stakeholders and making a deliberative and flexible (responsive) choice from regulatory strategies that can be conceptually arranged in a pyramid. When the focus of a regulatory strategy is on escalation, regulators may choose to pursue the “easy cases” and avoid “hard cases”. Also, regulators may face severe political or societal criticism if an incident is linked to their “soft and facilitative” approach to regulatory enforcement. This article reviews the literature inspired by Ayres and Braithwaite’s (1992b)Responsive Regulation. From a set of initially more than 1,000 academic journal articles that cite Responsive Regulation, I distilled 30 articles that have directly “measured” the performance of responsive regulation as an overall strategy to regulatory practice. Compliance pyramid When the reaction of the regulator is tied to the behaviour, it is known as a responsive compliance model. While the evidence base falls short of making a one-size-fits-all argument for or against responsive regulation, it does provide us with a wealth of information about how to best implement it. In sum, the “inversed” enforcement pyramid used by these regulators helped both the regulator and the targets of regulation to get used to the new energy efficiency requirements, and allowed for de-escalation of regulatory enforcement once it became clear how targets responded to it. The elements of responsiveness, difficult to produce at the primary level [street level], are even more difficult to produce at secondary [entities and activities that create and maintain infrastructure (the rating and certification bodies) and entities such as courts that hear appeals] and tertiary [policy making] levels”. It discusses the theoretical underpinnings of the responsive regulation approach, as well as its theoretical and policy contributions. This allows him to draw lessons from New Zealand and elsewhere to improve New Zealand regulation and its impact on economic and social performance, and to showcase the state-of-the-art in regulatory practice in New Zealand to the rest of the world. It aims to transcend the polarised choice between punishment and persuasion. Scholars of regulation often find it very difficult to measure the exact performance of a regulatory strategy—as do governments—which makes one-on-one quantitative comparisons of regulatory strategies virtually impossible.[iv]. Fifth, and following on from the above, responsive regulation is ideally introduced as part of a suite of regulatory reforms. In such contexts the “more reasonable and regulatee-friendly approach” suggested by responsive regulation may backfire as targets of regulation may see the regulator as weak and easy to manipulate. This blog post probably has the highest information density that I have pulled together thus far. Authoritarian but responsive: Local regulation of industrial energy efficiency in jiangsu, china. Yet, often the increased performance is not quantified (in half of the positive performance observations). Regulators and their targets need to keep asking questions about. In addition to theoretical inattention, it is clear that agencies in the United States have failed to formally adopt this regulatory strategy—reasons for this are discussed. Public users are able to search the site and view the abstracts and keywords for each book and chapter without a subscription. Time the start and escalation of the responsive regulation dialogue well. Responsive regulation is a regulatory approach that is responsive to people’s conduct rather than rigid in its response (Braithwaite, 2002, vii). Under what circumstances does responsive regulation work best? First, just having responsive regulation strategies in place (for example, a regulatory pyramid) is no guarantee that they are used in regulatory practice, let alone that they are used well. His research is organised around key-innovations in regulatory practice (including the use of behavioural incentives in regulation, regulatory intermediaries, and the resilience of regulatory regimes) and critical policy objectives in New Zealand and elsewhere. Responsive regulation is expected to be more effective when regulators and their targets have multiple interactions (rather than a one-off engagement) and when the targets of regulation have a (or are reminded of their) long term time horizon. Regulatory compliance when the rule of law is weak: Evidence from china’s environmental reform. 475 Pages Posted: 23 Apr 2015 Last revised: 29 May 2015. Targets of regulation do not always understand or appreciate the purpose of a responsive regulation approach as a means for seeking compliance in collaboration with the regulators. Responsive regulation in practice: ... pyramid is a heuristic that seeks to illustrate how compliance is likely to be achieved through soft [ regulatory interventions, so long as the regulator can escalate to a severe response and is willing to use the most critical intervention. [viii] In such contexts, regulators may need to “go hard, go early” in escalating to more intrusive responses. At the regulatory front lines: Inspectors’ enforcement styles and regulatory compliance. To conclude, it evaluates the current state ofResponsive Regulationand offers suggestions for future research. At the base of the pyramid is the most deliberative approach we can craft for securing compliance with a just law. Third, a static responsive regulation regime may lose its effectiveness over time when staff at regulatory agencies change, or when targets learn to roll with the punches of the regime. (2001). Please subscribe or login to access full text content. Figure 1: Example of a Regulatory Pyramid for Decision-Making in Child Protection A number of scholars have applied responsive regulation to child protection (see Adams, The pyramid is firm yet forgiving in its demands for compliance. The responsive compliance model was suggested by Ian Ayres and John Braithwaite in their book Responsive Regulation: Transcending the deregulation debate which built on earlier work by John Scholz. University of British Columbia Law Review, 44(2), 663. Murphy 2004; Murphy et al . Regulation & Governance, 3(1), 27-47. © Oxford University Press, 2018. base. At that point, responsive regulation means that escalation up the pyramid is put into reverse and the regulator de-escalates down the pyramid. For questions on access or troubleshooting, please check our FAQs, and if you can''t find the answer there, please contact us. Pyramid of Responsive Regulation: Responsive regulation involves a shift from 'deterrence' and 'compliance' thinking and methods. A third recurring observation builds on these insights. It discusses the theoretical underpinnings of the responsive regulation approach, as well as its theoretical and policy contributions. The positive performance reported ranges from being substantial (e.g., increased tax revenue for the Florida Department of Revenue[i]; increased energy savings by Chinese firms[ii]) to being only modestly better (e.g., increased compliance with human right standards by global garment manufacturers[iii]). [vii] May, P., & Wood, R. S. (2003). Finally, tripartism may backfire when third-parties are biased towards reporting some violations and not others. In sum, responsive regulation is much more than a theory. They may then be expected to move to harder and more formalistic enforcement. It could be that a formal change of a regulatory regime needs more time to settle before its anticipated results will be achieved. Combining law and economics with socio-legal studies, the book deals with a dynamic and gradual sanctioning regime known as the enforcement pyramid and favors the inclusion of third-party … [vii] Besides, in contexts where the rule of law is weak, targets of regulation may be regulator-driven rather than regulation-driven. In sum, the “inversed” enforcement pyramid used by these regulators helped both the regulator and the targets of regulation to get used to the new energy efficiency requirements, and allowed for de-escalation of regulatory enforcement once it became clear how targets responded to it. APPLICATIONS OF RESPONSIVE REGULATORY THEORY IN AUSTRALIA AND OVERSEAS: UPDATE Mary Ivec and Valerie Braithwaite with Charlotte Wood and Jenny Job Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Responsive regulation advocates more experimentation with respect to the responsiveness of sanctions (the enforcement pyramid) and the participation of affected stakeholders (tripartism). The regulatory pyramid is an attempt to solve the puzzle of when to persuade and when to punish. This also holds for cases with negative or unclear performance: the observed performance is only reported in qualitative terms. It refl ects only the responsive regulatory approach to the enforcementtof behavioural standards (as its original label accurately designated). We have seen that the theory provides a broad set of heuristics and hands-on strategies to improve regulatory practice—and that it is about much more than the famous regulatory pyramid. [ix] Hutter, B. ( Log Out /  ( Log Out /  Or, as a communication process, responsive regulation may simply be too demanding for (some) targets. guided by a responsive regulation pyramid, which lists a continuum of motivational postures and their necessary responses, but which focuses greatest attention on achieving compliance through the lower levels of awareness building and education. Australian Office of Transport safety responsive regulatory philosophy admin 2016-03-29T01:30:32+11:00 John Braithwaite This website hosts John Braithwaite’s research and blog on war, crime and regulation. Already embedded in the theory of responsive regulation is the increased participation of affected parties as a mechanism for inducing compliance. Whether does responsive regulation (on average) outperform alternative regulatory strategies (i.e., traditional government-led command and control regulation, or laissez-faire market competition)? Staff needs training, targets of regulation need explanation, and agencies need alignment of how responsive regulation is operationalised in practice. Fourth, because of its flexibility, the language of responsive regulation can easily be abused to push a neo-liberal deregulation agenda or a repressive regulation agenda. A recurring observation is that responsive regulation requires careful implementation. Key elements of responsive regulation … For more information Office of Transport Security (2008) Our Regulatory Philosophy, Department of forthcoming. Pyramid v Sparrow: the key to enforcing effective regulation. Is enforced self-regulation a form of risk taking? I advocate for adoption of a three stage enforcement reform process that incorporates restorative justice through an enforcement pyramid and an ―enforcement Still, such a change in regulatory practice may result in a rapid breakdown of trust between regulators and their targets. As with, ideally, any approach to regulation, a responsive regulation regime needs to involve an element of learning and updating based on lessons learnt. As Chair in Regulatory Practice at the School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington, he is involved in world-leading research on regulatory practice and contributes to the training of those involved in regulatory issues. Regulation & Governance, 13(3), 384-404. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Over 25 years after the publication of Responsive Regulation and ongoing arguments for and against its use in practice, this all but a satisfying answer. While. 4.10 One regulatory theory that has contributed to corporate law in Australiais 'responsive regulation' (also known as 'strategic regulation theory').This approach to regulation influenced the introduction in 1993 of the civil penaltyregime for contraventions of the statutory duties of company directors andother officers. These findings do not only hold at the level of street-level bureaucrats but also at organisational and supra-organisational levels: differences in the application of responsive regulation between regulatory agencies within a country, or even between countries as a whole may undermine the performance of regulatory regimes. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Enhanced enforcement outcomes through a responsive regulation approach to sales tax enforcement. International Journal of the Sociology of Law, 29(4), 379-400. Total word count (Including those in pyramid): 1191. The two sets of articles allow me to answer two related questions: The 30 articles that have directly observed the performance of responsive regulation in practice report on 24 unique examples (some articles discuss the same example). 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