...offsetting framework without broad plans to decrease burdens sufficiently to allow it to achieve its objectives. The issues to consider if a control is to work We believe that a...
...to entry. Mitigating harm to competition: explore options to protect new entrants and small business Policymakers should explore options to mitigate any harm to competition. Does the policy objective really...
...for many years to come. We encourage such stakeholders to respond to the consultation by 1 October 2021, to help the government to finalise a new Better Regulation Framework that...
The government is planning to reform its approach to regulation to ensure that the UK takes advantage of the opportunities offered by our exit from the EU and to ensure...
...minimised is unnecessary or counterproductive burdens and that independent scrutiny (by those not committed to a specific policy) is needed to ensure that regulations take into account how affected parties...
...BIT report (which covered the year to 16 December 2022). We have, however, continued to verify the costs of new regulation and we believe it is of interest to stakeholders...
...to communicate transparently to business and others their commitment to minimise the burden of regulation – and for holding the government to account for that commitment. Using exemptions, particularly for...
...of life for 10 people? These and other difficult questions are ones that governments needs to address when considering public policy questions about healthcare expenditure, transport investments, how to regulate...
...a scorecard may be quantifiable or measured with equal robustness and consistency, making a scorecard harder to use as a decision-making tool compared to a single metric. That said, to...
...ongoing efforts to improve the quality of regulation. We look forward to working with the Government to ensure that these commitments are delivered effectively. However, there are areas where the...