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Legislation
Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015

Crossheading Secondary legislation: duty to review

  • Section 28 Duty to review regulatory provisions in secondary legislation
  • Section 29 Section 28(1)(b): interpretation
  • Section 30 Section 28(2)(a): “provision for review”
  • Section 31 Section 28(2)(b): appropriateness of making provision for review
  • Section 32 Sections 28 to 31 etc: supplementary
  1. Secondary legislation: duty to review
  2. Section 28(2)(b): appropriateness of making provision for review

Section 31 | Section 28(2)(b): appropriateness of making provision for review

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)This section applies for the purposes of section 28(2)(b).

(2)The circumstances in which the Minister may determine that it is not appropriate to make provision for review include those in which—

(a)a review would be disproportionate taking into account the economic impact of the regulatory provision on the qualifying activity, and

(b)a review would be undesirable for particular policy reasons (such as there being an exceptionally high need for certainty in the longer term).

(3)The Secretary of State may publish guidance about the factors to be taken into account in determining whether it is appropriate to make provision for review.

(4)The Minister must have regard to any guidance.

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