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Better regulation

We assess our regulatory impact on businesses using business impact target (BIT) assessments.

Our business impact target (BIT) assesses the economic impact of regulation on businesses, and aims to reduce that regulation. This is in line with the obligations set out in the Enterprise Act 2016 and the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015.

Qualifying Regulatory Provisions (QRPs) are regulatory activities which are scored against the BIT. Non-Qualifying Regulatory Provisions (NQRPs) are regulatory activities which are excluded from the BIT.

Regulators are required to publish lists of both QRPs and NQRPs.

 

2022

Better Regulation Report - Period Covered: 17 December 2021 and 16 December 2022

 

2021

Non-qualifying Regulatory Provisions (NQRP) summary reporting template (pdf)

Business Impact Target Report - Covering the period between 17 December 2020 and 16 December 2021

Better regulation report 2019-2020 (pdf)

Government’s Annual Report, 2019-20

2018

Better regulation annual report 2017 to 2018 (pdf)

Better regulation annual report 2017 to 2018

2017

Non-qualifying regulatory provision summary assurance statement 2015-16 (pdf)

Non-qualifying regulatory provision summary assurance statement 2015-16

Regulatory Policy Committee Brief 11/05/17 (pdf)

How licensing applies to businesses based outside the UK; cleaning activities that require a licence; Principal Authority resume process.

2009

Hampton Implementation Review Report (pdf)

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