Attend this one-day online course to understand how to design, deliver and enforce “better regulation”. Good regulation protects consumers, society, the economy and the environment – it is an important tool of governance. How do you achieve high regulatory standards while keeping burdens on business, professions and other regulated entities low?
This highly interactive day will help you to understand what is meant by “better regulation” and to ensure that regulation protects those it is supposed to. The course will be useful for those from independent regulators, civil servants, and local government officials, as well as anyone from the private and voluntary sectors who is involved in regulatory issues.
Leave the day with a clear understanding of how to achieve good regulation, gain an awareness of potential unintended consequences of regulation and understand how to minimise unnecessary administrative burdens on business and professions.
Expert Trainer
Tony Cash is an expert on policy, strategy and regulatory best practice. He is a former civil servant and his roles included Head of Strategy and Communications for the Joint Trade Policy Unit and Deputy Director of the Department for Business internal training team. He has trained people in strategic thinking, policy making best practice, and better regulation across the UK and overseas.
Take the opportunity to discuss in an interactive session the challenges of regulating effectively
Approaches used in UK and elsewhere to monitor and reduce compliance burdens
Take part in an interactive session – you will discuss and consider various issues relating to regulatory standards and examine how might a regulator operate more effectively
Tony Cash is an expert on policy, strategy and regulatory best practice. He is a former civil servant and his roles included Head of Strategy and Communications for the Joint Trade Policy Unit and Deputy Director of the Department for Business internal training team. He has trained people in strategic thinking, policy making best practice, and better regulation across the UK and overseas.
Expert Trainer
Tony Cash is an expert on policy, strategy and regulatory best practice. He is a former civil servant and his roles included Head of Strategy and Communications for the Joint Trade Policy Unit and Deputy Director of the Department for Business internal training team. He has trained people in strategic thinking, policy making best practice, and better regulation across the UK and overseas.
This course is CPD certified.
Contribute 5.5 hours towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and receive a certificate of attendance.
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