In April, the IfG gave evidence to the Ethics and Integrity Commission’s first review.

How Andy Burnham can show that he has delivered against his pledge at the next election.

How Andy Burnham can show that he has delivered against his pledge at the next election.

Information from UK Parliament on written questions & answers, written statements and daily reports.

The chair of the Regulatory Innovation Office reflects on what works in regulating emerging technologies

A dead metaphor is killing the government's ability to get things done

The abolition of NHS England creates both risks and opportunities.

The government is taking steps to align regulation with its growth agenda – what has it got right, and what is missing?

The pandemic showed the need for government to improve its use of modelling.

What is in the government's new action plan?

The Independent Water Commission’s final report sets out a creative blueprint for reform – but will it work?

Government can release resources and improve accountability by tailoring governance and audit requirements for small public bodies.

Strategy document setting out a new economic approach to backing the UK’s strengths, with ambitious plans for 8 high-growth sectors.

The government’s aspirations to streamline regulation cannot be achieved piecemeal.

09:30 - Room 15, Palace of Westminster

Labour set out clear ambitions for infrastructure before the election including on housing and energy. But plans for the water sector were less clear.

Piecemeal interventions do not add up to coherent view of how the modern state should work.

The Chancellor will meet top regulator bosses in Downing Street today (Monday 17 March) as she unveils an action plan to deliver on the pledge to cut the administrative cost of regulation on business ...

How the government can make future abolitions succeed.

What is driving the differing performance of prisons around the country?

Ten lessons on getting new bodies up and running.