RPC gives evidence to the International Trade Committee
Stephen Gibson and Jonathan Cave from the RPC recently gave evidence to the House of Commons International Trade Committee.
Better regulation
Publication of RPC Independent Verification Body Report 2022
The RPC has published its IVB report, which offers comments on the Government’s recently published Business Impact Target Report for the period December 2020 to December 2021.
Government responds to the Better Regulation Framework consultation
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Better regulation, Evaluation, Independent scrutiny
Stephen Gibson offers some initial thoughts on the Government's announcements on 31 January of its conclusions following last year's consultation on the future of the Better Regulation Framework
Regulatory Policy Committee welcomes new members
A welcome and introduction to the RPC's five new members and one re-appointment.
Scrutiny of Government Impact Assessments
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Better regulation, Evaluation, Independent scrutiny
Stephen Gibson summarises some of the trends in the impact assessments that the RPC has scrutinised over the past year.
The importance of international engagement for the RPC
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Better regulation, Independent scrutiny, International
Stephen Gibson comments on the RPC's international work during the Covid pandemic
Considering environmental issues in Impact Assessments
Stephen Gibson discusses how the Better Regulation Framework might play a role in focusing attention on the impact of regulation on the environment.
RPC Corporate Report 2021
Stephen Gibson, RPC Chair, highlights key points from the report of the committee's activity last reporting year.
RPC response to the consultation on the Framework for Better Regulation
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Better regulation, Evaluation, Independent scrutiny
Stephen Gibson, Chair of the RPC, summarises the key points in the Committee's response to the Government consultation which closed on 1 October.
One-In, Some-Out: should government set itself a target or control framework to reduce regulatory impacts?
Committee member Jonathan Cave discusses some of the issues to think about if considering a 'One-in, X-out' approach to controlling regulation.
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