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...providers (£2.35 billion). Only one new material regulation reduced the regulatory burden on business: the Environment Agency’s introduction of water abstraction e-alerts cut costs by £31.5 million for businesses with...
...interested parties to share their ideas and views on live issues to help shape the future regulatory landscape. Our posts should not be interpreted as government policy, intent, or news....
The government proposes dozens of regulations every year, many of which introduce significant new costs for businesses and civil society organisations (CSOs). The UK’s better regulation system has been developed...
...instead use the metric for a ‘gateway’ condition for new regulations such as “One In, Two Out”. A subsequent blog will consider whether policy making will be well served by...
...the fair treatment of vulnerable customers added £2,440 million of new costs to business. As in recent years, we remain concerned at the number of IAs that arrived with...
...of the current framework - such as requiring RPC review of final stage IAs to support effective Parliamentary scrutiny of government proposals - are not lost when designing a new...
...resubmit their IA having addressed the issues of concern. Of the 104 final stage IAs we have scrutinised since the introduction of the new template, 24 received an IRN, while...
...design of the new Better Regulation Framework. Recommendation for the RPC to publish all opinions on Final Stage IAs as soon as they are ready The SLSC challenged the RPC...
...I said to your committee and as we have set out in blog posts, we believe that a new system should retain mandatory scrutiny of final stage IAs so that...