RPC Corporate Report 2021
...we are currently waiting to hear what the Government proposes for the future of the better regulation framework following the consultation mentioned above (which closed on 1st October). That is...
...we are currently waiting to hear what the Government proposes for the future of the better regulation framework following the consultation mentioned above (which closed on 1st October). That is...
...(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...
...by the eight departments with the largest backlogs against the commitments that they made to reduce their backlogs. Outstanding PIRs by department We are pleased that following our actions, the...
...evidence? Might alternatives to regulation now be more appropriate? If the current regulation is still required, what refinements could/should be made? Given the importance of ensuring that regulations do not...
...analyses would systematically understate the cost of policies that increase emissions or undervalue those that reduce them. It guides efficient resource allocation It helps direct regulatory policy toward the most...
...that they submit high quality assessments on time and hope that the new Better Regulation Framework (BRF), which requires scrutiny at an earlier point in the policy-making process makes this...
...and the Green Book, it highlights that early planning can maximise learning and minimise data collection costs. It can also help ensure that the rationale for intervention is robust. Data...
...vaccination of workers in health care settings. This came to us after the legislation had been laid and meant that our opinion (which in this case was that the IA...
...RPC has been concerned over many years at departments’ failure to complete PIRs. We are concerned because it means that departments do not have the evidence to correct past mistakes...
...across four areas: rationale and options; cost-benefit analysis; wider impacts; and monitoring and evaluation plans. Areas that are rated ‘good’ or ‘satisfactory’ provide good or sufficient support for decision-making on...