Week 2B: Regulatory Levels Flashcards

1
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List the levels of Regulation

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-Local/regional
-National
-Supranational
-Global

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2
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TRUE or FALSE: if a problem is found on a cert. level, then the response/ solution should come from the same level

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-TRUE

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3
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TRUE or FALSE: the GRO. gov. forced people to be quiet in Schildersbuurt

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-FALSE
-Schildersbuurt campaign was soft law

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4
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TRUE or FALSE: due to dens pop + huge agricultural sector, the disp. of nitrogen in the Netherlands is national problem which requires nat. solutions

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-TRUE

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5
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Explain what “too big too fail” means

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-becuase certain industr. actors so big + vital to industry (e.g: banks)
-need. to be saved

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6
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On what level of regulation does the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision(BCBS) exist ?

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-global

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7
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Explain why the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision existed on the reg. level it existed on?

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-GLOBAL level
-because third party effects. of GFC felt everywhere

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8
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On what level does the Fairtrade initative exist?

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-global
-but also quite supranational
-mainly EU

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9
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Explain what regulatory level the UN Guiding Principles in Business and Human Rights exist

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-Global

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10
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TRUE or FALSE: the EU corporate sustainability Due Diligence Directive is a form of a supranational-level hard law instruments

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-TRUE
-includes civil liabiltiy and administrative sanctions

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11
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Explain the weaknesses of the UN Guiding Principles in Business and Human Rights

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-broad resp.
-no eff. enforc. mechanism
-softie law
-diff. to monitor whether the obligations are fulfilled

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12
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Define Global Administrative Law

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  1. principles and rules appl. to processes of admin.
    -imp. actors outside of national state structures
    -which studies the interaction between GLOBAL, national and regional/local
    -pub. + priv. actors in the pursu. of
    -pub. goals
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13
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TRUE or FALSE: GAL involves the exercise of international public authority

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  • depends on who you ask, for some yes, but others:
    -j law of glob. governance (with no intl. public authority)
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14
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TRUE or FALSE: global administrative law is not only administrative

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-For some yes (S. Casesse)
-C: many const. + private law elem.

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15
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TRUE or FALSE: global adm. law is not only global

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TRUE, for some
-C: many nat. + regional:
-actors + rules

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16
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TRUE or FALSE GAD does not use non-binding instruments

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Depends who u ask
-C: includes many non-binding instruments

17
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Explain why many believe sports law is a form of global administrative law

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  • intl + nat. institutional network
    -inv. both:
    -pub
    -priv
    -actors
    -Olympic charter:
    -priv.
    -glob
    - nat. public authorities of host country:
    -pub.
    -nat.

-Authori. oversee adm. tasks
-e.g: World Anti-Doping Agency

-Quasi judicial bodies
-e.g: Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)

18
Q

Give examples of the multi level, priv-pub nature of sports law

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Olympic charter:
-priv.
-glob
-nat. public authorities of host country:
-pub.
-nat.

19
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Does GAL have a foundational legal role?Explain your answer

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-Yes, to limited extent
-probs sets some values
-but:
-no sing. homogenous community based on shared values
-no demo. legitimate supranational institu.
-sec.-specificity and frag.

20
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List the critics against GAL

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1) Fragm. + lack of cohe. in global regul.
2) ineffect. due to non-bind. nature
3) lack of legitimacy and account.

NB: ask how you can define GAD

21
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NB: look at whether WHO is part of glob. adm. law + further define global adm law

22
Q

Explan what the basel committee is

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-Primary global standard setting body
-for reg. of banks
-avoid financial crises (think Too Big to Fail)

23
Q

Explain the UN Guiding Principles in Business and Human rights

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-HR responsibilities for governments and companies
1) Governments must pass laws that implement human rights, and make
sure they are implemented
● 2) Businesses have to refrain from violating human rights, wherever or
however they operate
● 3) Businesses must make sure that in cases of human rights violations,
victims must be able to file a complaint & it must be investigated and
settled

24
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To what extent does global administrative law play an instrumental role?

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-To a large extent
-shapes societal behaviour (e.g: no doping)

25
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To what extent does global administrative law play a foundational role?

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-Very little
-no uniform system
0no uniform values