REGULATORY NEGOTIATION IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE REFORM

Shelley L. Miller

Risk Management and Insurance Review, 2001, vol. 4, issue 1, 53-65

Abstract: Tort reform of the motor accident insurance compensation scheme in the Australian state of New South Wales in 1999 came about as a result of an untested experiment in regulatory negotiation. This article is a first‐hand account of the successful attempt to craft a consensual modification of the scheme through deliberations among a working group of service provider representatives. The author, a Canadian lawyer, investigated the prospects for change, acted as chief negotiator, and observed the legislative process that led to the final law reform.

Date: 2001
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