...behind this principle, it reflects a shared understanding: good evidence makes better regulation, and better regulation supports sustainable growth. 🔗 Read more about how independent scrutiny supports better regulation: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/regulatory-policy-committee...
...the better regulation framework (BRF) is considering ways to improve the consideration of non-regulatory options in policymaking, and our findings highlight the relative lack of attention to assessing whether non-regulatory...
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Before the recent election, the RPC published a Blogpost on the Government’s record on undertaking Impact Assessments (IAs). This showed the huge difference between the best performing departments (like BEIS,...
...(published last week) stated that it would “support the Regulatory Policy Committee to publish data that enables scrutiny of departments’ performance against the Better Regulation Framework”. We believe that the...
...evidence and analysis. As Kevin Hollinrake MP noted in Parliament: "the RPC's opinion can better inform ministers' decisions at an earlier stage on whether proceeding with regulation is the right...
We're often asked what makes the difference between a green and red rating. This post explains our rating system, what we look for and how government departments can improve the...
...OECD countries for primary legislation (we are fourth for secondary legislation). The RPC’s role as the UK’s independent scrutiny body of RIAs for primary and secondary legislation and the Better...
The Government’s Better Regulation Framework (BRF) is designed to ensure that Ministers, and subsequently Parliament, have robust evidence and analysis of the impacts of new regulations before they are introduced....
...for us to publish a summary of the impacts up to abolition of the BIT (29 August 2023). Between 17 December 2022 and 29 August 2023, we published formal opinions...