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Finally, I wish to place on record my sincereappreciation to all the members of the Committee forsharing their comments on an earlier draft of thisreport. It is a matter of regret that some suggestionsarising out of the draft report came in after the reportwas finalised. I also wish to thank the Indian Instituteof Corporate Affairs (IICA) for providing the Committeethe required support in conducting the business of theCommittee. This preface would be incomplete if I donot acknowledge the significant contribution of Prof.Navneet Sharma of IICA.New DelhiSeptember 2, 2013M. DamodaranChairpersonCommittee for Reformingthe Regulatory Environmentfor Doing Business in India5
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Page 17 and 18: Chapter OneIntroduction1. Introduct
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Page 23 and 24: Chapter TwoLegal Reforms2.1 One of
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Page 29 and 30: Chapter ThreeRegulatory Architectur
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Page 35 and 36: Chapter FourBoosting Efficacy of Re
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Page 39 and 40: 4.4 The effectiveness of a regulato
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Page 43 and 44: or fence-sitting. Such rulings give
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4.15 The basic philosophy in the re
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they engender. This challenge is be
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analysis meets the cost is a suffic
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4.22 A regulatory impact assessment
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5.3 For a relatively small business
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not to grant permissions should be
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clearance determines the ease, or t
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appropriately incentivised. The Com
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for a building plan within a reason
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while the doing business report sho
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state wise variations in the time t
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credit often leads to credit for pr
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undesirable aspects of human life.
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3. Shri K.V. Kamath, Chairman, Info
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20. Shri Anil Bharadwaj, Secretary
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The Panel has analysed the publicat
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• The report’s ability to enabl
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Furthermore, the report’s title,
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errors are an enormous concern and
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