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Governance Interoperability Cost

Regulatory Duplication

Definition

When jurisdictions address the same policy objective with structurally different regulatory instruments, creating duplicated compliance architectures that cannot be consolidated or mutually recognised.

Example

Anti-money laundering regulations in Australia (AUSTRAC), the UK (FCA), and Singapore (MAS) address the same objective but require distinct reporting formats, threshold definitions, and escalation procedures.

Source

GIC Section 2.1

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