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Revision as of 12:40, 1 December 2021
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What's new in the CRI?
August 2021 - The CRI, in conjunction with Nesta, has launched the Regulators’ Experimentation Toolkit. The toolkit is a practical guide to identify, design, and carry out regulatory experiments and regulatory sandboxes. By providing regulators with this comprehensive resource, we hope that the toolkit will contribute to a deeper, more confident commitment to regulatory experimentation throughout the government of Canada.
Read more about the toolkit and download a copy from our tools and resources pageǃ
For an introduction to the Regulators’ Experimentation Toolkit including what it is and how to use it register for one of our introductory toolkit sessions on our events page!
About the CRI
Based on recommendations from the Economic Strategy Tables aimed at improving the regulatory environment for
business – including the need for greater exploration and use of sandboxes and pilots to ensure the regulatory system keeps pace with advances in technology – the 2018 Fall Economic Statement announced that the Government would create a Centre for Regulatory Innovation (CRI).
Mandate
The CRI:
- supports regulatory experimentation that promotes innovation and regulatory competitiveness in Canada;
- helps regulators understand and respond to challenges associated with technological change; and,
- supports industry in bringing applications of new and emerging technologies into the Canadian marketplace.
CRI Functions
Governance
The CRI is situated in the
Treasury Board Secretariat’s Regulatory Affairs Sector, reporting to the
Executive Director of the Regulatory Cooperation Directorate.
The Centre’s overall operations are governed by an interdepartmental Director General Steering Committee, comprised of representatives from:
- TBS (co-chair);
- Privy Council Office (co-chair);
- Innovation, Science, and Economic Development;
- Transport Canada;
- Environment and Climate Change Canada;
- Health Canada; and,
- Community of Federal Regulators.
Contact us
If you have any questions or would like more information, email us.
Connect with the Community of Federal Regulators
Did you know? The Community of Federal Regulators (CFR) is helping to bring the community together to explore, pioneer and test new approaches and delivery methods with potential application for creating efficiencies across the regulatory lifecycle. Visit CFR’s GCpedia site to learn more about their work in this area. If you’re looking to collaborate with another department or agency, the CFR can assist you in making connections. Send them an email at cfr-crf@canada.ca.
