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Regulatory Impact Assessments Bill

Regulatory Impact Assessments Bill has completed 1st reading on 22 Jun 2026 in the House of Commons. Parliament currently lists 2nd reading as its current stage.

Current position

Latest completed stage
1st reading22 Jun 2026
Current stage
2nd reading
House
House of Commons
Bill type
Private Members' Bill (Presentation Bill)
Last updated
25 Jun 2026
Proposer / sponsor
Sir Christopher Chope Proposer / sponsor · Conservative · House of Commons

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What this bill is about

The Regulatory Impact Assessments Bill would require that a Regulatory Impact Assessment is published for all primary and secondary legislation introduced by the Government. It also includes provisions about associated sanctions, and other connected matters. As it is currently at an early stage in the House of Commons, the bill’s detailed requirements are not provided in the available material, beyond its long title summary. Further official documents would be needed to confirm how the duties and sanctions would work in practice.

What it would do

  • Would require a Regulatory Impact Assessment to be published for all Government-introduced primary and secondary legislation.
  • Would make provision for associated sanctions related to those regulatory impact assessments.
  • Would include connected provisions (details not available in the supplied source material).

Bill journey

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  1. 1st reading 22 Jun 2026 · House of Commons

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