游说,透明度和信任:权力不平衡以及未能实施欧洲打击癌症计划
Amandine Garde1, Nikhil Gokani2, Juan Collado Perez-Llantada1
1School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK.
The Lancet regional health. Europe
|March 10, 2025
概括
由于缺乏透明度和公民参与,欧洲打击癌症计划 (EBCP) 面临实施. 这阻碍了食品和酒精标签等关键卫生政策的进展,有利于自我监管而不是强制性措施.
科学领域:
- 公共卫生政策 公共卫生政策
- 卫生法律和法规 卫生法律和法规
- 癌症预防策略 癌症预防策略
背景情况:
- 欧洲打击癌症计划 (EBCP) 包括对食品和酒精标签的立法提案的承诺.
- 这些EBCP承诺的实施已经停滞不前,影响了公共卫生倡议.
研究的目的:
- 分析EBCP承诺实施的原因.
- 认为缺乏透明度和公民参与有助于政策不作为.
- 突出过度依赖自我监管和未制定有约束力的措施的负面后果.
主要方法:
- 这个观点分析了EBCP的立法过程和政策实施.
- 它批判性地检查了透明度,开放性和公民参与在政策问责制中的作用.
- 该分析的重点是健康和监管失败的商业决定因素.
主要成果:
- 在实施EBCP的政策部分是由于缺乏透明度和公民参与.
- 人们高估了自我监管在促进更健康环境方面的有效性.
- 没有采取有效的具有法律约束力的措施来规范健康的商业决定因素.
结论:
- 提高透明度和公民参与对于政策参与者的问责制和有效的公共卫生立法至关重要.
- 有约束力的监管措施是必要的,以解决健康的商业决定因素,如延迟的EBCP立法提案所示.
- 从自我监管转向具有法律约束力的政策对于促进癌症预防和公共卫生目标至关重要.
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