Regulatory policy
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Members of the Senate of the Netherlands, — House of Representatives , 30 November — 16 June Pechtold Van der Ham Kaya. Van der Vlies Van der Staaij. Members of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands, — Transparency through consultation and communication Engage a discussion on the overhaul of public consultation. This could be partly based on targeted audits, for example, on open consultation processes on the Internet. Set up a consultation portal in which the forum website could be integrated. The development of new regulations Continue to reinforce basic processes for making new regulations.
Further develop online tools, in particular by integrating the legistic guide and developing training programmes in parallel.
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Continue to focus on monitoring delays for issuing secondary regulations necessary for the implementation of laws and for transposing directives. Publish the government programme to increase its visibility. Encourage strengthening of procedures for making new regulations when they are initiated by members of parliament. Define a policy for consultation regarding impact assessment. Reinforce methodological tools, including quantification of costs as far as possible. Establish an adequate framework and sufficient resources for the maintenance of the Oscar database.
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The management and rationalisation of existing regulations Evaluate the contribution of codification to regulatory governance and more particularly its capacity to control regulatory inflation. Make a clear connection between administrative simplification policies and economic challenges.
Set up clear objectives on administrative simplification and processes for allocating objectives to the different bodies in charge of conducting simplification. These bodies should be made accountable for the implementation of policies in a detailed and public way. Do not abandon quantification. Compliance, enforcement, appeals Encourage co-ordination between inspection bodies, including through mergers if necessary.
Monitor the transparency of the different appeal processes for businesses and citizens, and time taken in processing appeals. The interface between member countries and the European Commission Maintain pressure on the monitoring of the transposition of EU directives by ministries. Consider how to secure adequate resources to support this objective.
The interface between subnational and national levels of government Consider monitoring and an extension of the scope of the work of the Advisory Commission on Evaluation Standards CCEN. Encourage the development of good practice exchanges between local governments. Improve communication on local regulations by identifying possible tools and measures e.