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RaC and RegTech: Reconciling two different traditions in machine-executable regulation

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Rules as Code (RaC) is an emerging concept in public innovation and it has mostly developed in parallel to what is commonly referred to as RegTech and SupTech. However, RaC is coming into the mainstream… RaC practitioners propose to create official, machine-consumable versions of some types of legislation and government rules, to exist alongside the natural language counterpart. This not only involves the use and integration of technology, but also a reimagining of the processes and methods currently used to create government rules.

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RaC and RegTech: Reconciling two different traditions in machine-executable regulation

** Part of RGP Member Events - Early adopter sprint series ** Rules as Code (RaC) is an emerging concept in public innovation and it has mostly developed in parallel to what is commonly referred to as RegTech and SupTech. However, RaC is coming into the mainstream…  RaC practitioners propose to create official, machine-consumable versions of some types of legislation and government rules, to exist alongside the natural language counterpart. This not only involves the use and integration of technology, but also a reimagining of the processes and methods currently used to create government rules.  In this short podcast, you will hear from: <ul> <li>Dr Robert Wardrop, Professor at University of Cambridge Judge Business School and founder of the RGP </li> <li>Prof. Pompeu Casanovas Romeu, Research Professor at La Trobe University Law School </li> <li>Angus Moir, Head of Data Collection Transformation Team at Bank of England </li> <li>Michal Piechocki CEO of BR-AG </li> <li>Elliot Burgess, Business Development at Droit </li> </ul> They bring the parallel traditions of RaC and RegTech together, explore how and where they can overlap, what the state of the art is, and what lessons each has learned that would be of value to the other.

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What is RaC and RegTech: Reconciling two different traditions in machine-executable regulation?: Rules as Code (RaC) is an emerging concept in public innovation and it has mostly developed in parallel to what is commonly referred to as RegTech and SupTech. However, RaC is coming into the mainstream…

RaC practitioners propose to create official, machine-consumable versions of some types of legislation and government rules, to exist alongside the natural language counterpart. This not only involves the use and integration of technology, but also a reimagining of the processes and methods currently used to create government rules.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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