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"We are on target to cut the administrative burden of existing regulation by 25% by 2010"
Rt. Hon. Lord Mandelson
Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills
The Administrative Burden Reduction Programme, part of the UK's Regulatory Reform Agenda, identifies, simplifies and removes the administrative burden placed on organisations to demonstrate they are complying with regulation.
'Summary of Simplification Plans 2009' outlines the achievements Government has made in reducing the burden of regulation on businesses, charities and voluntary organisations, as well as on public sector front line staff.
This report explains how Government has:
If you want to find out more about what specific Government Departments are doing, why not look at their 2009 Simplification Plans.
Do you have an idea to simplify or improve regulation?
Then help us by visiting www.betterregulation.gov.uk and telling us who we can make life easier for you.
Government has set another challenging target to cut the ongoing costs by a further £6.5 billion over the next five years: Call for evidence for the Government's simplification plans 2010-15
‘Making your life simpler - Simplification Plans A Summary’ outlines the progress Government made in 2008 towards reducing the burden of regulation on businesses, charities and voluntary organisations.
If you want to find out more about what specific Government Departments achieved, why not look at their 2008 Simplification Plans.
The ‘Making a difference’ summary leaflet has a high-level overview of some of the key measures from the 2007 simplification plans, and outlines how these will be achieved.
You can also read a more detailed summary of the plans, and what progress has been made so far in Delivering simplifications plans: a summary available from the link below: