What does the regulatory scrutiny board do?

The Regulatory Scrutiny Board, the regulatory oversight body set up by the being Commission, checks the quality of fitness checks and major evaluations (along with impact assessments). In its opinions the Board methodological weaknesses in the Commissionaddresses 's regulatory policy output.

What are work scrutinies?

Work scrutinies can cover a variety of things. For example, your focus might be: To check that pupils' work over time reflects your curriculum intent To find out if your pupils are learning the necessary knowledge and skills in a sensible order and developing incrementally

How will scrutiny prepare members for a more formal exercise of responsibility?

As a matter of general principle, the prior work that scrutiny has done more informally – the gathering of information, probing and exploration of various drafts and proposals earlier in the year – will prepare members for this more formal exercise of their responsibility.

Can the regulatory scrutiny board disregard a negative impact assessment?

It is important to note that the opinions of the Regulatory Scrutiny Board are not legally binding, the Commission can, therefore, disregard a negative opinion on an impact assessment if it wishes to do so. In 2016, the Commission published only one Impact Assessment with a negative review and in 2017 two.