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Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands -using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

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Page 1: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands

-using the SCM-

Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

Page 2: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

-25%

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Our Admin Burden programmes > 2003

Page 3: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

Reduction of Adm. Burdens : what and why?

• AB = one element of regulatory cost

• But costly to businesses

• Especially to SMEs

• AB reductions pay off

• Cheap boost

-25%

Page 4: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

Measuring Burdens: SCM

Information obligations

LAW

Administrative actions

Time Tariff Target group Frequency

P

Costs administrative actions

Q

Yearly amount administrative actions

Administrative burdens = P x Q

€ 1…12

Page 5: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

From measurement to reduction-measures

Target group Frequency

Administrative burdens = P x Q

Information obligations

LAW

Administrative actions

Time Tariff

P

Costs administrative actions

Q

Yearly amount administrative actions

Information obligations

Administrative actions ?

? ?

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

• Net reduction of 25%

• Using > 200 measures

• Emphasis in t+3 and t+4

• Challenge 1: management of time and expectations

Result & challenge 1

Page 7: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

Management of time and expectationsWhat did this mean in practice?

Management of time• Early warning

• close monitoring• risk management • ex post checks on ICT-

measures

• Frontloading• Use input stakeholders• Harmonize definitions• Think about introducing

thresholds in legislation

Management of Expectations• Explain the lead time

• Explain it will not solve all their problems• Minus 25% = still 75% • Non-AB related problems

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Challenge 2: selecting the right things to do

• Costly and annoying is not by definition the same

• Define the right mix of measures

• E.g. by • Using the measurement to

ask about irritations as well• Involve stakeholders in

selecting

Page 9: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

Stakeholder involvementWhat did this mean in practice?

Why?• Validation • Suggestions / inspiration• commitment • Outside-in logic• Balance between Insiders –

Outsiders • Requires deliberate

organisation

How?• Independent Watchdog for

AB

• Business Committee

• Website for complaints and suggestions

• ‘Mixed Committees’ in every Ministry

• Projects using sector- and lifecycle approach

Page 10: Reducing regulatory burdens in the Netherlands - using the SCM- Jeroen Nijland / Jerusalem, June 28th, 2011

• Simplification which makes a difference has to:• Go beyond administrative burdens• Go beyond cost factors• Go beyond simplification

• Therefore, it requires• A comprehensive national strategy (where to

go)• An enduring effort (to get there)

Challenge 3: how to go beyond AB reductions?

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Take a broad approachWhat did it mean in practice?

Go beyond Admin Burden• Costs related to

government grants• Cost related to inspections• Substantive compliance

costs

Go beyond costs• Transparancy of regulation• ‘stability’ of regulation• Speed of govt

decisionmaking• Quality of services in top -

10 street level organisations