英文摘要 |
International Investment Arbitration frequently involves the review of host state's regulatory power in public interests. However, most international investment treaties have no rules on regulatory power. As a result, tribunals are lack of the basis of review when reviewing regulatory power and have not articulated the standard of review and the structured method of review. Based on exception clauses and implicit exceptions of investment protection standards, tribunals refer to other international disputes resolution institutions' standard of review, such as good faith review, margin of appreciation or objective assessment, and method of review, like proportionality analysis or least restrictive alternative test. By comparison, tribunals should take the special features of international investment arbitration into account, and develop its own ''due deference'' standard of review and method of review which includes suitability and necessity, in order to promote the quality of legal reasoning and the coherence of decisions of international investment arbitration and strike a balance between regulatory power and investors' interests, which is extremely important at present as the Covid-19 Pandemic may cause conflicts between host state's regulatory power and investor's interests. |