Better regulation - good governance dimension

Emil Bălan

Academic Journal of Law and Governance, 2013, vol. 1, issue 1, 22-29

Abstract: The concept of good governance is generally recognized at European level, its content being expanded and developed from the economic and political dimension to a legal principle immanent for the rule of law and to common EU policies. Rule of law is a guarantee against arbitrary and abusive exercise of power; legal rules provide certainty and security for regulated relations by their clear, consistent, stable, predictable character. The activity of quality evaluation of legal regulations must have a permanent and systematic character and contribute to building a genuine culture in this respect.

Date: 2013
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