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2003/04 – 2005/06 SERVICE
PLAN
Ministry of Health Planning |
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Summary of Related Planning Processes
Deregulation Plan Summary
As part of the deregulation initiative, major regulatory reviews
resulting in statutory, regulatory and policy amendments are being
completed in the area of professional regulation, vital statistics
and tobacco control legislation. In order to achieve its deregulation
targets, the Ministry of Health Planning intends to move away from
detailed prescriptive regulations in favour of an increasing emphasis
on outcome-based regulatory requirements.
In 2003/04, regulatory requirements will be reduced by approximately
10 per cent. Because significant streamlining related to professional
governance cannot be implemented before March 31, 2004, it is projected
that there will be further reductions the following year. Based
on reductions of 2 per cent in the 2002/03 fiscal year, it is anticipated
that the ministry will achieve an overall reduction in regulatory
requirements of 38 per cent by 2004/05.
The ministry intends to continue to develop new legislation and
policies in 2005/06 in accordance with the principles of deregulation
using an outcome-based approach.
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