In an article last Friday, the Guardian Australia outline a flawed critique of the Institute of Public Affairs’ latest research report The Growth and Complexity of Environmental Regulation.
The report is based on a quantitative analysis of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 conducted using RegData. RegData is a method of counting the number of regulatory restrictions in a body of legislation.
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