Overview
ILPC assists institutions in the preparation, drafting and review of laws, regulations, rules and other legal instruments — from initial concept and structure through to finished text.
The firm’s legislative work is supported by comparative research and international best practice, ensuring that new and revised frameworks are coherent, workable and appropriate to Myanmar’s legal and institutional context.
Drawing on its specialist maritime practice, ILPC is particularly experienced in maritime and sector-specific regulatory frameworks, alongside instruments of general application.
Effective legislative and regulatory drafting in Myanmar depends on more than legal language; it requires a clear grasp of policy intent, institutional capacity and how a new instrument will interact with the existing statute book. ILPC works alongside ministries, agencies and development partners to translate objectives into precise, enforceable and durable legal text.
How we can assist
- Drafting of new legislation, regulations, rules and legal instruments
- Review and revision of existing laws and regulatory frameworks
- Maritime and sector-specific frameworks, informed by specialist practice knowledge
- Comparative research and analysis of international best practice
- Structuring of legislative concepts, policy intent and institutional arrangements into workable text
- Supporting analysis, explanatory materials and briefings for decision-makers
Who we work with
The practice serves government institutions and public sector entities, international organizations and development partners supporting legal reform, and industry bodies engaging with regulatory development.