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The principles of effective regulation: a learning cycle The four main sections of our framework constitute a ‘learning cycle’ for assessing how well regulators and policymakers are applying the principles of effective regulation, as they assess progress and respond to external challenges and pressures.
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Betaregulations are developed, analysed, implemented, monitored and reformed. It centres around a set of expectations for regulatory stewardship2 agreed by Cabinet in 2013, which outline principles on how departments should be designing and implementing regulatory regimes and the stewardship responsibilities that apply throughout the life-cycle of
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Beta4 Principles of effective regulation Introduction Regulation is used by government to set rules and expectations that people and organisations should follow to meet a wide variety of different policy aims. Often these objectives aim to keep us safe (for example, in the regulation of water quality and food
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Beta7 Better Regulation Task Force Tests of good regulation, and pitfalls to be avoided These tests build on our five Principles of Good Regulation. They should be applied to the full range of policy tools, not just prescriptive regulation. Regulations must: Be balanced and avoid knee-jerk reactions Ministers can come under pressure to react
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BetaPrinciple 4: government action should be effective and proportional. Principle 5: Consultation with business, and the community, should inform regulatory development. Principle 6: The simplification, repeal, reform, modernisation or consolidation of existing regulation should be considered. Principle 7: Regulation should be periodically ...
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BetaThe Principles of Good Regulation and the Regulators’ Code apply only to those regulators specified in secondary legislation. This lists around 30 regulators by name and refers to local authorities (of which there are hundreds) and Ministers by function, but it does not (and does not purport to) apply to all UK bodies that might be thought of as regulators.
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BetaPrinciples of effective regulation. This is a House of Commons Committee report, with recommendations to government. ... We heard that Ofgem and the Civil Aviation Authority have also more recently launched their own regulatory sandboxes (for example, for the use of drones for freight delivery). 11 We were surprised, ...
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Betacapabilities. Regulatory activities should be consistent with the degree of risk reduction they achieve. Where several effective alternatives are available, the option which minimizes the use of resources should be adopted. Regulatory decisions should be made without undue delay. Clarity: Regulations should be coherent, logical, and practical.
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BetaGUIDE TO REGULATION • 4 Attributes of good regulation Once the need for regulation has been established, there are some key design attributes that should be considered when developing it. Key steps for undertaking an impact analysis for regulatory proposals are described on page 6 of this Guide. Good regulation has eight main features:ii
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BetaPrinciples of good regulation 3 Regulators should clearly explain how and why final decisions have been reached. Regulators and enforcers should establish clear standards and criteria against which they can be judged. There should be well-publicised, accessible, fair and effective complaints and appeals procedures.
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