Government responses to BRC reports

Government responses to Better Regulation Commission and BRTF reports

The Prime Minister has asked ministers to respond to Better Regulation Commission reports within 60 days of publication.

Government responses to Better Regulation Commission and BRTF reports are shown in the table below.

Government Responses to BRC reports
Report	Government Response
Regulating to mitigate climate change - a response to the Stern Review	Government response to BRC report: Regulating to mitigate climate change [PDF 317KB, 20 pages]
Risk, Responsibility, Regulation (January 2007)	Government Response [External website]
Better Regulation for Civil Society (November 2005)	Cutting red tape for the third sector [External website]
Less Is More - Reducing Burdens, Improving Outcomes (March 2005)	Letter from the Prime Minister Less Is More - Reducing Burdens, Improving Outcomes (PDF) 13 July 2006 - Update on the implementation of Less is More [PDF, 245KB]
Avoiding Regulatory Creep (Oct 2004)	Avoiding Regulatory Creep (Feb 2005) (PDF)
Bridging the Gap - Participation in Social Care Regulation (Sept 2004)	Participation in Social Care Regulation (Dec 2004)
Better Routes to Redress (May 2004)	Better Routes to Redress (Nov 2004)
Regulation of Child Employment (Feb 04)	Regulation of Child Employment (May 04)
Independent Regulators (Oct 2003)	Independent Regulators (Feb 2004)
Imaginative Thinking for Better Regulation (Sept 2003)	Imaginative Thinking for Better Regulation (December 2003)
Environmental Regulation: Getting the Message Across (July 2003)	Environmental Regulation: Getting the Message Across (Nov 2003)
Better Regulation Task Force (BRTF) and Small Business Council (SBC)Report. Government: Supporter and Customer? (May 2003)	Government: Supporter and Customer? (Sept 2003)
Scientific Research: Innovation with Controls (January 2003)	Scientific Research: Innovation with Controls (May 2003)
Higher Education: Easing the Burden (July 2002)	Higher Education: Easing the Burden (April 2003)
Local Delivery of Central Policy (July 2002)	Local Delivery of Central Policy (December 2002)
Employment Regulation: striking a balance (May 2002)	Employment Regulation: striking a balance (August 2002)
Housing Benefit (September 2001)	Housing Benefit (December 2001)
Economic Regulators (July 2001)	Economic Regulators (February 2002)
Local Shops: a progress report on small firms regulation (July 2001)	Local Shops: a progress report on small firms regulation (October 2001)
Regulating Cyberspace: better regulation for e-commerce (December 2000)	Regulating Cyberspace: better regulation for e-commerce (March 2001)
Protecting Vulnerable People (September 2000)	Protecting Vulnerable People (November 2000)
Alternatives to State Regulation (July 2000)	Alternatives to State Regulation
Tackling the Impact of Increasing Regulation: a case study of hotels and restaurants (June 2000)	Tackling the Impact of Increasing Regulation: a case study of hotels and restaurants
Helping Small Firms Cope with Regulations: exemptions and other approaches (April 2000)	Helping Small Firms Cope with Regulations: exemptions and other approaches
Red Tape Affecting Head Teachers (April 2000)	Red Tape Affecting Head Teachers (June 2000)
The Burden of Payroll Regulations (March 2000)	The Burden of Payroll Regulations (May 2000)
Environmental Regulations Affecting Farmers (November 2000)	Environmental Regulations Affecting Farmers
Self Regulation (October 1999)
Fit Person Criteria (May 1999)	Fit Person Criteria (September 1999)
Anti-Discrimination Legislation (May 1999)	Anti-Discrimination Legislation (July 1999)
Enforcement (April 1999)	Enforcement
Licensing Legislation (July 1998)	Licensing Legislation (October 1998)
Access to Government Funding for the Voluntary Sector (July 1998)	Access to Government Funding for the Voluntary Sector (March 1999)
Early Education and Day Care (July 1998)	Early Education and Day Care (February 1999)
Long Term Care (May 1998)	Long Term Care (December 1998)
Consumer Affairs (May 1998)	Consumer Affairs (September 1998)

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