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Related Initiatives and Planning Processes

Deregulation and Regulatory Reform

The table below lists the Commission's most significant deregulation and regulatory reform initiatives.

Objective	Performance Measures	2004/05 Actual/Base	2005/06 Target	2006/07 Target	2007/08 Target
Evaluate the impact of the shift to results-based regulation.¹	Evaluation of impacts of fill/soil deposit deregulation. Evaluation of oil and gas uses/impacts.	Results from 2005 audits. Results from 2005 audits.	To be determined.
Streamline application processing through deregulation.	Processing time for applications.	86 per cent of applications decided within 90 days (estimate).	80 per cent of applications decided within 90 days.
Zero per cent increase to regulatory burden throughout 2005/06.	Regulatory requirements maintained at June 2004 baseline.	223	0 per cent	0 per cent	0 per cent


¹	Deregulation efforts include (a) the repeal of the Soil Conservation Act in 2002 in favour of a regulatory requirement for notification of the placement of fill or removal of soil, and (b) the delegation of ALC authority to approve certain applications to the Oil and Gas Commission in 2004. These changes will be evaluated to determine their impact on the Agricultural Land Reserve.

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