To make rules and regulations more effective and less costly for businesses.
To reduce regulatory costs for businesses.
Relevant disclosures of information.
To reduce the burden of disclosure for businesses.
NNR promotes:
A cohesive procedure for the work on better regulation in Sweden, with clear political responsibility and leadership.
Clear and measurable goals for the better regulation efforts in Sweden.
The implementation of better regulation proposals, which are considered to have a high priority by businesses, in Sweden and the EU.
The systematic evaluation of rules and regulations by the Swedish Parliament, the Government and government agencies, based on cost-effectiveness, purpose and the achievement of goals.
The improvement of the quality of impact assessments associated with the introduction of new rules and regulations.
The regulations which are the least costly for businesses should be selected, while ensuring that they meet the purpose of the rules and regulations.
The transposition of EU directives into Swedish law in a manner that does not impair the competitiveness of businesses.
The transposition of EU directives into national law should be at a minimum level.
Consequences for and effects on businesses should be reported when Swedish rules go beyond what is required when EU law is transposed to Swedish legislation.
An effective and uniform application of regulations by public authorities, county administrative boards and municipalities.
Effective governance by the central government administration.
To limit and facilitate the disclosure of information by businesses and ensure that businesses only need to disclose the same piece of information once, in a single place.
NNR strives to meet these goals by:
Maintaining a dialogue and engaging with the Swedish parliament, political parties, public authorities, county administrative boards and municipalities, as well as EU institutions and the OECD.
Conveying the unique expertise of NNR and its members to decision makers – across a variety of issues.
Informing and conducting development projects of its own.
Monitoring and providing information on important better regulation issues and problems on behalf of stakeholders and members alike.
Monitoring and responding to consultation documents so that regulations are analysed and impact assessments are presented.
