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CBI Speech

Asked for further information about the Prime Minister’s speech to the CBI Annual Conference later this morning, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister would use his remarks to set out how the Government was embarking on a radical programme of regulatory reform. All departments would be required to set out simplification plans by the end of the year to reduce by 25% the red tape they currently oversee through form filling, inspections and record keeping. The PMOS gave some examples: simplifying the sources for advice and information on employment law, the same on the content of health and safety advice, and reducing the number of forms needed in the planning system.

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