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<span style="color: #1F402B"><big>'''What's new in the CRI?'''</big></span>

<span style="color: #1F402B"><big>'''What's new in the CRI?'''</big></span>

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.  

April 2022 – Are you interested in testing a solution to a regulatory problem? Do you want to input a new regulation but aren't sure of the impacts? If you have asked yourself these questions, then you should check out the Regulatory Experimentation Expense Fund. This CRI administered fund enables regulators to conduct regulatory experiments and uncover answers to some of the most difficult regulatory challenges.

Read more about the toolkit and download a copy from our [[CRI Tools and Resources |tools and resources page]]ǃ

The CRI is currently accepting Regulatory Experimentation Expense Fund applications! For more information, please check out our dedicated REEF tab, or reach out to us directly with your regulatory experimentation ideas at CRI-CIR@tbs-sct.gc.caCRI-CIR@tbs-sct.gc.ca

 

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<span style="color: #1F402B"><big>'''About the CRI'''</big></span> <br>

<span style="color: #1F402B"><big>'''About the CRI'''</big></span> <br>

Based on recommendations from the Economic Strategy Tables aimed at improving the regulatory environment for

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).

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).

Executive Director of the Regulatory Cooperation Directorate.  

Executive Director of the Regulatory Cooperation Directorate.  

The Centre’s overall

The Centre’s overall operations are governed by an interdepartmental Director General Steering Committee, comprised of representatives from:  

operations are governed by an interdepartmental Director General Steering Committee,

comprised of representatives from:  

*TBS (chair);

*TBS (chair);

*Privy Council Office;

*Privy Council Office;

*Innovation, Science, and Economic Development;

*Innovation, Science, and Economic Development;

*Transport Canada;

*Transport Canada;

* Environment and Climate Change Canada;

*Environment and Climate Change Canada;

*Health Canada; and,

*Health Canada; and,

*Community of Federal Regulators.

*Community of Federal Regulators.