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Regulatory Reform Act

Regulatory Reform Orders Act

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Orders Before Parliament

Following public consultation, proposed Regulatory Reform Orders (RROs) are considered by Parliamentary Committees.  Proposed RROs currently being scrutinised by the Commons Regulatory Reform Committee and the Lords Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee are listed below. 

Find out how many days are left for the Parliamentary scrutiny of each RRO currently at this stage by visiting the House of Commons website.  

 

Registration of Births and Deaths - A proposal to modernise the registration service for births and deaths in England and Wales

Final scrutiny period
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement

Initial scrutiny period began 22 July 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Documents  Regulatory Impact Assessment

Contact: Kieron Mahony

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Execution of Deeds and Documents  - A proposal to clarify the law relating to the execution of deeds and documents by, and on behalf of, companies and corporations

Final scrutiny period 21 January 2005
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement

Initial scrutiny period began 21 July 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Documents 

Contact: Brian Penn

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Prison Officer Strikes - Removing the regulations prohibiting prison staff from taking industrial action. 

Final scrutiny period 11 January 2005
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement

Initial scrutiny period began 18 October 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Documents

Contact: Jason Swettenham

Fire Safety - A proposal to rationalise and simplify existing fire safety legislation.

Final scrutiny period 21 January 2005
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement Annex

Initial scrutiny period began 10 May 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Documents  

Contact: Andy Jack

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Trading Stamps - A proposal to simplify the law in relation to customer incentive schemes.

Final scrutiny period 18 January 2005
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement

Initial scrutiny period began 29 April 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Document

Contact: David King

 

NHS Charities - A proposal to remove the dual accountancy burden on NHS Charities

Final scrutiny period 9 January 2005
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement

Initial scrutiny period began 7 January 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Document


Contact: Liz Waddington

 

Joint Nature Conservation Committee - A proposal to would amend the Environmental Protection Act 1990 to simplify administrative procedures within the JNCC.

Final scrutiny period began 24 January 2005
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Draft Order Accompanying Statement

Initial scrutiny period began 12 October 2004
Committee Reports: Commons/Lords
Proposed Order Explanatory Document

Consultation Document


Contact: Richard Chapman


 
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