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shawn
                              

editorial director, rightsnet
Member since
28th Jul 2005

reducing red tape and bureaucracy through regulatory reform ...
Thu 21-Jun-07 12:13 PM

Cabinet Office 'Better Regulation' website ...

'Do you want to remove or reduce the level of red tape / bureaucracy for your organisation? Give us your ideas or suggestions and you will then be sent a response within 90 days.

This website provides you with an opportunity to influence the way Government regulates. We want your ideas or suggestions on how regulations impacting you or your organisation can be improved. Whether your idea is a way to reduce the time it takes to fill in a form or addresses overlaps between regulations, we want to hear from you.

Every idea or suggestion submitted to this website will be published, as will all Government responses.

So put us to the test – submit your ideas and suggestions and lets see if we can all make regulation work better for everyone.'
http://www.betterregulation.gov.uk/

(lights blue touch paper ... and stands back ...)

  

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RE: reducing red tape and bureaucracy through regulatory reform ..., nevip, 26th Jun 2007, #1
RE: reducing red tape and bureaucracy through regulatory reform ..., Gareth Morgan, 27th Jun 2007, #2

nevip
                              

welfare rights adviser, sefton metropolitan borough council, liverpool.
Member since
22nd Jan 2004

RE: reducing red tape and bureaucracy through regulatory reform ...
Tue 26-Jun-07 05:09 PM

I rather casually suggested sending the box of toys round to bash John Reid's head in. I'm now sporting a rather fetching ankle bracelet.

  

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Gareth Morgan
                              

Managing Director, Ferret Information Systems, Cardiff
Member since
20th Feb 2004

RE: reducing red tape and bureaucracy through regulatory reform ...
Wed 27-Jun-07 02:26 PM

Don't forget, all submissions must be in triplicate.

  

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