Responsabilidade civil do cirurgiÃo plÃstico
AUTOR(ES)
Elmano Portugal Neto
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2003
RESUMO
The regulatory agencies, autonomous government agencies possessing broadened administrative independence, have increasingly begun to take part into our day-to-day reality, due to the proliferation of such entities, present in various sectors of Brazilianâs public administration over the past six years. Such circumstance brings along important matters related to the independence and to the level of autonomy needed for the developing of the agenciesâ role. The present work focuses indirect aspects, such as the globalization and the restructuring of the State, always bearing in mind this researchâs main goal, analyzing foreign concepts of regulation models that convey the idea that the regulatory function is related to rule-making independence â and here we bring the main example of such concept, the North American pattern being the main source of inspiration of our national regulatory agencies. Limitations imposed by Brazilianâs legal system for administrative rule-making are also discussed. Revenue limits to rule-making either for the Executive Powerâs Chief and also for regulatory entities are highlighted as to provide a comparison between the main aspects of this research. Such analysis justifies saying that rule-making activity cannot be done exclusively by the agencies as it is in foreign countries. This research is concluded by the description of a profile of Brazilianâs regulatory agencies, relating it to the peculiarities imposed by the national legal system
ASSUNTO(S)
administrativo administrative regulatory function funÃÃo reguladora direito regulatory agencies rule-making independence legal limits agÃncias reguladoras limites legais independÃncia normativa
