The Pro-innovation Regulation of Technologies Review, led by HM Treasury, examines how regulatory frameworks can be reformed to support technological innovation across the UK economy. The review includes cross-cutting analysis and sector-specific assessments covering advanced manufacturing and creative industries. The Regulatory Innovation Office has been established to identify and tackle regulatory barriers to innovation.
Terms of reference for the cross-government review of barriers businesses face when adopting established and novel technologies.
Professor Dame Angela McLean’s cross-cutting review on pro-innovation regulation and the government response.
Professor Dame Angela McLean’s review on pro-innovation regulation for advanced manufacturing and the government response.
Professor Dame Angela McLean’s review on pro-innovation regulation for the creative industries and the government response.
Professor Dame Angela McLean’s review on pro-innovation regulation for life sciences and the government response.
Sir Patrick Vallance’s review on pro-innovation regulation for green industries and the government response.
Sir Patrick Vallance’s review on pro-innovation regulation for digital technologies and the government response.
In response to: Terms of reference for the review of regulation for emerging technologies
Terms of reference for the review of how the UK can better regulate emerging technologies
The Treasury has now concluded its Patient Capital Review, which considered how to support innovative firms to access the finance that they need to scale up.