...a required PIR. We welcome comments on this initiative and hope that it will increase the number of PIRs that are completed on time. * The RPC does not scrutinise...
...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...
...case for and potential impacts of regulatory proposals will continue to be our primary focus in the years ahead. We welcome the new Secretary of State’s comment (in his foreword...
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...
...ensure that it is as effective as possible, remains up to date and meets its objectives, while imposing the minimum burdens on businesses and consumers. We welcome any comment below....
...allow the artificial walls dividing them to be torn down, so that policy development can become more rigorous, holistic, proportionate and productive. In this spirit, I have welcomed our wider...
...the transparency of the process, and post-implementation reviews. Stephen described how the RPC was involved with the development of the new Framework and that the RPC welcomes the changes –...
...reforms of the BRF. These were formally announced in May and launched in September. The RPC welcomes these reforms which include a number of changes that we have advocated including:...
...The RPC welcomes the new Framework which includes many changes that we have advocated: Independent scrutiny at an earlier stage in the policy development process to allow us to comment...
...impact assessments (IAs). The committee’s final report Losing Impact: Why the Government’s impact assessment system is failing Parliament and the public makes eleven recommendations for improvements. The RPC welcomes the...
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