Table 1 Definitions of the four conditions of AFR framework [[14],[15]]
AFR condition | Meaning of AFR condition |
|---|---|
1. Relevance condition | Decisions should be made on the basis of reasons which appeal to evidence, principles, and arguments that ‘fair-minded’ people can agree are relevant under the circumstances. |
2. Publicity condition | Decisions and their rationales must be publicly accessible so as to stimulate public debate on PS. |
3. Appeal & revision condition | There should be a mechanism for challenge and dispute resolution regarding limit setting decisions, and more broadly, opportunities for revision and improvement of priorities in the light of new evidence or argument. |
4. Enforcement condition | There should be either voluntary or public regulation of the process to ensure that the above three conditions are met. |