Regulating the Australian water market

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2010

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Waye, V.C.
Son, C.

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Journal of environmental law, 2010; 22(3):431-459

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This article examines Australia’s implementation of a national regulatory framework to support the development of robust and mature water markets. To date, competition in water markets and water trading have been inhibited by disparate State-based regulation as well as State-based limitations on trading outside of regions. State-based monopolisation of water infrastructure has also been a significant impediment. The transfer of sovereignty over water to the central Commonwealth government has enhanced the capacity of the regulatory framework to better contribute to building efficient water markets.

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Copyright 2010 Oxford University Press

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