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CloudSource can support UK regulators as they face twice-yearly reviews to spur innovation

The UK government is intensifying pressure on regulators through twice-yearly performance reviews and new pro-growth targets aimed at reducing bureaucracy. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has warned that excessive red tape is stifling economic growth, while Science Minister Lord Patrick Vallance has called for a faster rollout of innovations. The Chancellor met top regulators on Monday (March 17) at Downing Street to unveil a plan to cut business regulation costs by 25% and boost growth. The newly established Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) is setting targets to address underperforming regulators. Agencies must keep pace with groundbreaking technologies to replace outdated processes and accelerate the implementation of new operating models.

 

As the regulatory landscape evolves, CloudSource is committed to empowering regulators with expert advisory services and tailored digital solutions, leveraging our technological leadership to drive growth and innovation and build a future-ready organisation.


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A Push for Growth and Innovation


As the Chancellor battles to revive the UK economy following a string of disappointing economic data, she met with key financial, environmental, and health regulators at Downing Street to unveil an action plan to cut red tape as part of Plan for Change. “Too much overlapping regulation, too much bureaucracy, too slow to get things done,“ Reeves stated, highlighting the need for change. This is primarily due to regulators struggling with legacy technology and outdated systems. However, with access to the right technology and expertise, regulators have the potential to become key drivers of growth, unlocking new opportunities for innovation.

 

To fuel this transformation, Treasury officials have mandated that regulators must submit “key performance indicators” (KPIs) by June, outlining plans to streamline processes. “We’re working on metrics with the regulators,” Vallance stated, adding that the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) is setting targets for the next few years. These KPIs will serve as benchmarks for twice-yearly appraisals, ensuring regulators are held accountable for their progress.

 

In addition to reviewing regulators, Labour is focused on cutting the number of arms-length bodies that implement government decisions, aiming to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance accountability. By consolidating responsibilities and reducing administrative burdens, the government seeks to create a more agile and business-friendly regulatory environment.


CloudSource: A Trusted Partner for Regulatory Transformation


Agility and strategic planning are essential as the government is working on establishing clear metrics with regulators to track their performance over the next few years. CloudSource, as a trusted GovTech partner, is well-positioned to help regulators navigate this transformation by providing strategic guidance and best-in-class digital solutions.

 

Our experts stay ahead of emerging Microsoft Cloud technologies, bringing deep DDaT expertise to modernise outdated systems and drive agility. By streamlining business operations and fostering a more agile approach, we can unlock transformative growth opportunities for the broader economy. This is an exciting opportunity to reshape regulatory strategies, and we're eager to collaborate with your team to deliver real change aligned with the government's pro-growth agenda.

 

If you're part of a regulatory organisation and want to explore how we can assist you in meeting the new performance targets set by the government, please email us or submit an inquiry via our contact page.

Email: ozlem.kilavuz@cloudsource.uk.com Teams: +44 (0)1156 782 043

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