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The Regulatory Reform Order (RRO) process is based on thorough consultation. The first step in making an RRO is wide public consultation of all interested parties. Ministers are obliged to consult those that they know will be adversely affected by their proposal, as well as relevant organisations such as the Law Commission and, in the case of proposals extending to Wales, the National Assembly.
Proposed RROs currently out to public consultation are shown below
All proposed Regulatory Reform Orders (RROs) have to go out to consultation. Documents on completed consultations on RROs proposals have been ordered by the year the consultation was completed. They can be accessed by clicking on the relevant year below: