...DSIT committed to completing all outstanding PIRs by April 2026, a deadline they missed. One PIR is now published, a second was removed following the implementation of new legislation, and...
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...not merely increase prices, it results in a less productive and innovative economy, harming growth, as reported in the OECD's report on competition and macro-economic outcomes. Sometimes, promoting competition is...
The government has launched a consultation on a new approach to making regulation, including proposals for a revised Better Regulation Framework. The UK’s recent exit from the EU provides an...
...performance on addressing the backlog of PIRs and delivering on their commitments. We expect to provide the next update in early 2026. We expect all departments to renew their commitments...
...supports good decision making by helping ministers and Parliament to balance the benefits arising from new regulation against the costs that it imposes when considering new legislation or when considering...
...to ensure that the new framework is introduced and operates as smoothly as possible. The RPC aims to hold an event for all its stakeholders to help embed the new...
...of the New M&E Guidance Importance of Early Planning: The new guidance emphasises the necessity of integrating evaluation from the outset of policy development. Drawing on principles from the Magenta Book...
...recent government consultation on the BRF does not even mention CSOs. Like businesses, new regulations can have significant impacts on CSOs. But CSOs often experience impacts that differ in nature...
This is the first post in a new series on ‘Why the RPC matters’ from our Chair, Stephen Gibson, explaining the importance of our independent scrutiny. Economic growth is this...