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What happens when a proposal proceeds to the decision maker without clearance of the Regulation Impact Statement by the OBPR?

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What happens when a proposal proceeds to the decision maker without clearance of the Regulation Impact Statement by the OBPR?

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Australian Government proposals should not proceed to the decision maker unless they have satisfied the Government’s best practice regulation requirements.However, in the event that a proposal proceeds (either to Cabinet or another decision maker) without an adequate RIS (or quantitative assessment of compliance costs), the resulting regulation must be the subject of a post-implementation review within one to two years and the agency/department responsible for the proposal will be reported as non-compliant by the OBPR in the Best Practice Regulation Report.

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Australian Government proposals should not proceed to the decision maker unless they have satisfied the Government’s best practice regulation requirements. However, in the event that a proposal proceeds (either to Cabinet or another decision maker) without an adequate RIS (or quantitative assessment of compliance costs), the resulting regulation must be the subject of a post-implementation review within one to two years and the agency/department responsible for the proposal will be reported as non-compliant by the OBPR in the Best Practice Regulation Report.