The Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) was pleased to host Justin Madders MP, the Minister for Employment Rights, Competition and Markets at the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), at a...
...wide range of stakeholders. We look forward to working with the new Government to achieve improvements to the effectiveness of the BRF in support of their growth agenda and welcome...
The RPC reviews and rates the quality of impact assessments (IAs) of new regulations produced by government departments. As well as the headline ‘fit for purpose’ rating, we rate IAs...
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...Post Implementation Reviews. New members of the committee are paired with a mentor from the committee, who helps to explain the details of the Better Regulation Framework and the RPC’s...
...on Options Assessments (after we transition to the new Better Regulation Framework). The spreadsheet is now on the RPC website and a table summarising the ratings by department is below....
...difference to our work, but whether it is Impact Assessments, Options Assessments or Post-implementation Reviews, the broad stages that we follow remain the same. (right-click "open in new tab"...
...scrutinising those PIRs as they are produced. One of the five new regulatory principles that the Government has committed itself to in the Benefits of Brexit document is: “Recognising what...
...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...
...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...