Treaty Series 2474 I - United Nations

Foreword
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Chapter 1 International Practices on ex post Evaluation
	1.1. Ex post evaluation: Definitions and purpose
	1.2. Methodologies used to undertake ex post evaluation
	1.3. The relationship between ex ante and ex post evaluation
	1.4. Institutional design of parliamentary ex post evaluation units
	1.5. Various relevant stakeholders involved in ex post evaluation
	1.6. Incorporating citizens’ perceptions into ex post law evaluation
	Notes
Chapter 2 Ex post Evaluation in Chile
	2.1. Law-making process in Chile: Branches of government and their interactions
	2.2. Formal and informal arrangements for ex post law evaluation in Chile
	2.3. Current experiences with law evaluation in Chile
	Notes
Chapter 3 Conclusion: Assessment and recommendations
Bibliography
Annex A Ex post Regulatory Review and Evaluationat the Central Government Level
Annex BThe Institutional Set-up of the Congressional Budget Office
Annex C Code of Good Regulatory Practice in New Zealand
Annex D The Petrol Station Act (or Pump Act): Evaluation conducted by the Swedish Parliament
Annex E Management Audit of the Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN). Summary Report by PCA, Switzerland