BIS statement of new regulation
This series brings together all documents relating to BIS statement of new regulation.
Background
The government has committed to leave office having cut the overall burden of red tape. This commitment is being implemented through:
- the ‘one-in, two-out’ rule, which means any new regulation imposing costs on business is being off-set by deregulation of an equivalent amount
- the ‘Red Tape Challenge’, which is taking a fundamental look at all regulations currently on the statute books
- the moratorium on new regulations for micro-businesses and start-ups
We are committed to improving BIS regulation and policies. We aim, where appropriate, for a light touch regulatory environment, with fewer burdens on business, whilst protecting the public, consumers and employees.
BIS, along with all other government departments, must publish a statement of new regulation (SONR) every 6 months. These statements list the new domestic regulations we intend to introduce in that 6 month period that fall in scope of the ‘one in one out’ rule.
Regulations coming info force during the period of a statement should either reduce costs or place no new costs on business.
Documents
Updates to this page
Published 11 July 2013Last updated 9 January 2015 + show all updates
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BIS ninth statement of new regulation published - regulations covering January to June 2015
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BIS eighth statement of new regulation: regulations covering July to December 2014 published.
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'BIS seventh statement of new regulation' added.
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First published.