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increasing evidence that the lower courts are betterequipped today to deal with contentious commercialdisputes than they were in the past. It is important tobuild on this aspect.28
Chapter ThreeRegulatory Architecture3.1 No discussion on the improvement of theregulatory climate in India can afford to ignore thecontent and structure of regulatory organisations.Unfortunately, much of the debate and discussion onregulatory organisations has tended to focus on thebackground and personality of the head of theregulatory organisation. Such a sterile debate does notenable the understanding of the organisation’sregulatory philosophy which significantly influences thecontent and scope of regulations. India’s regulatoryarchitecture is getting increasingly complex with thesetting up of new regulatory bodies which areinadequately empowered, and insufficiently manned interms of both numbers and skills. While it is beyond theprovince of this report to address the specifics ofmanning regulatory organizations, the committee isstrongly of the view that before setting up a newregulatory organisation, adequate thought should go29
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No.11/08/2012-CL.VGovernment of Ind
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(b) Hold wide consultations with al
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Independent Panel Review of the Doi
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• The report relies on a narrow i
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