| Assessing Regulatory Alternatives
- 1994 |
| HTML
PDF |
| Since regulation isn't always the answer, this
document explains how to assess the other instruments at our
disposal. |
| Consultation Guidelines for Managers in Federal Public
Service - 1992 |
| HTML
PDF |
| Do you know the guiding principles for public
consultation? Don't worry if you don't because they're explained in
this 1992 Communications and Consultations Secretariat publication. |
| Cost-Benefit Guide for Regulatory
Programs - 1995 |
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PDF |
| The federal Regulatory Policy mandates that the
costs of regulating must not outweigh the benefits. This guide
provides guidance on when and how those costs and benefits should be
quantified. PLUS, you don't need a Ph.D. in Economics to understand
it!
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| Federal Regulatory Process Management
Standards: Compliance Guide - 1996 |
| HTML
PDF |
| This guide explains the Standards for managing the
regulatory process and provides self-assessment checklists to help
managers determine whether their management systems meet the
standards. |
| Government of Canada Regulatory
Policy - 1999 |
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HTML |
| Our key document. It provides the standards by
which the Government expects regulations to be created or
maintained. |
Governor in Council Process Guide
Developing a Proposal
Seeking the Approval of an Order by the Governor in Council - 2004 |
| HTML
PDF |
Regulatory Process Guide
Developing a Regulatory Proposal and Seeking its Approval - 2004 |
| HTML
PDF |
| This new version of the guide is shorter, easier to read
and focuses on GIC regulations. It also contains tonnes of resource
links! |
| RIAS Writers' Guide - 1992 |
| HTML
PDF |
| A RIAS is must for any regulatory proposal, as it
lets Cabinet, and Canadians, know that the regulation complies with
the Regulatory Policy. This guide explains the objectives of the
RIAS and some approaches that will result in an excellent finished
product.
Contact Consulting
& Audit Canada at (613) 947-2425
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| A Strategic Approach to
Developing Compliance Policies - 1992 |
| HTML |
| There's more than one way to secure compliance.
This document shows regulators exactly how to design a compliance
program that works best for them and for their regulated clients.
Contact Consulting
& Audit Canada at (613) 947-2425
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