Eliminating enabling regulations might actually increase the burden on business, and thus make achieving the overall goal of regulatory reform more difficult. It involves an estimate of the economic and financial costs that different regulations impose on firms, in particular, and the economy in general.
The result is the 1-for-1 rule is about substituting new regulations for existing ones based on the equivalent cost burden as opposed to merely adding one regulation and getting rid of another irrespective of their scope, size, and cost. Typically, the enactment of new regulations is overseen by a cabinet committee like the Treasury Board.
A dedicated unit in the Treasury Board establishes the requirements that must be met before new regulations will be passed, and advises ministers on whether new regulations pass muster — including whether the TFO rule has been appropriately applied. More importantly, this dedicated regulatory team provides ministers with advice on the overall value of a regulation in light of the regulatory burden that will be imposed. A third tool that can be used to constrain the growth of regulations is smarter use of stakeholder consultations and outside evidence.
With literally hundreds of thousands of regulations on the books, it stands to reason that some are obsolete, others are ineffective, and others do not give due regard to the burden they impose on business.
Taking on the task of streamlining this massive number of regulations is truly daunting. However, not all regulations are created equal. Some are particularly burdensome while others impose a relatively light burden on business. How should we go about tackling the most burdensome regulations? An rule approach based on the notion that a small number of regulations cause businesses the greatest problems may be warranted.
The recommendations from these roundtables could be used to focus government action on short-term regulatory reform, and the roundtables could be further used to provide a forum for public servants to report on their progress. This triage approach to streamlining can help government focus its attention where it will do the most good, and force groups of firms to forge a consensus on what government action is most needed.
Governments can inadvertently impose non-regulatory burdens on business by failing to make timely decisions that businesses need, by failing to establish or meet service standards for business services that are important to businesses, or by not ensuring the accessibility of their programs. In many firms, for example, manufacturing firms, production processes have been periodically re-engineered to eliminate unnecessary delays or inefficiencies.
Lean techniques have, in fact, revolutionized the production of automobiles and many other products. In government, services to business should similarly be subjected to continuous improvement through process re-engineering to eliminate undue delays and inefficiencies.
Similarly, it is important for government agencies interacting with businesses to have and respect clear service standards. Uncertain timelines or variable service can hamper business plans and delay new hires. Businesses, especially small- to medium-sized businesses, often do not take advantage of the business services available to them at the provincial or federal level due to the complexity of navigating the respective bureaucracies and the limited time and resources available to them.
Many governments, including the Ontario and federal governments, have tried to develop concierge services, or one-stop shopping, to improve the accessibility of their programs.
More, though, needs to be done to consolidate business services, improve outreach to small- and medium-sized businesses, and streamline application and approval processes. Even if competitiveness is not a goal in itself, prosperity should be. And competitiveness is a necessary ingredient for investment, innovation, productivity, and, ultimately, higher living standards for Ontarians.
The seriousness of the competitiveness challenge facing Ontario needs to be recognized. The views of those closest to the problem, the business community, cannot be discounted.
Every year, corporate decisions are taken to invest in new plants or plant expansions either in Ontario or elsewhere, most often in the U. When these decisions go against investing more in Ontario, potential jobs and income are lost. While all elements that we have identified in this paper will need to be addressed — including business and personal taxation, the regulatory burden, electricity costs, skills training, business services, approval processes, and investment attraction — we have focused our attention on two important areas where we think the new Ontario government can make a real difference for Ontario businesses: Reducing the regulatory burden on business and improving business-facing processes.
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Innovation Capacity Is the company able to anticipate the future and offer innovative products and services that meet market needs? Relationship with customers The ability to attract and create lasting relationships with customers is undoubtedly one of the main qualities that define the competitive company.
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