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Consultation has concluded
Thank you to everyone who provided feedback on the draft Policies. The project team are currently reviewing all feedback received.
We're currently seeking feedback on two Regulation and Compliance draft Policies. There is an increasing expectation upon Councils to deliver better regulatory outcomes for their communities. Poorly designed and enforced regulation can burden business and individuals with unnecessary interactions with government and cause regulators to fail in reducing risks to society, the environment and the economy.
After reviewing the draft Policies you can provide your feedback below.
This consultation closes on Wednesday 17 June.
Thank you to everyone who provided feedback on the draft Policies. The project team are currently reviewing all feedback received.
We're currently seeking feedback on two Regulation and Compliance draft Policies. There is an increasing expectation upon Councils to deliver better regulatory outcomes for their communities. Poorly designed and enforced regulation can burden business and individuals with unnecessary interactions with government and cause regulators to fail in reducing risks to society, the environment and the economy.