6.4 Legal Status of Regulatory Authorities

The legal status of the regulatory authority is a product of the political and legal system of each country. Most regulatory authorities are either public or semi-public institutions, although some regulatory bodies are established as corporate bodies.1

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1 See for example http://www.bipt.be

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