What are Annual Regulatory Plans and is it a requirement for departments and agencies to publish one?
Annual Regulatory Plans (ARPs) are public listings of upcoming regulatory activity of a department or agency. They should include planned regulatory measures and any upcoming reviews of regulation (including five-yearly reviews and post implementation reviews). It is a requirement for departments and agencies to publish an ARP in July of each year and update them as appropriate so that stakeholders are informed about regulatory activity and consultation opportunities.
Annual Regulatory Plans (ARPs) are public listings of upcoming regulatory activity of a department or agency. They should include planned regulatory measures and any upcoming reviews of regulation (including five-yearly reviews and post-implementation reviews). It is a requirement for departments and agencies to publish an ARP in July of each year and update them as appropriate so that stakeholders are informed about regulatory activity and consultation opportunities.
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