(c) determine whether the potential benefits still justify these burdens, and whether repeal or simplification is possible without endangering acceptable health and safety standards. The Health and Safety Commission’s (HSC) response was Review of Health and Safety Regulation – Main Report published in May 1994. This Review, though now some years old, remains a mine of valuable information about the regulatory system and its operation and will be drawn upon heavily in this and the following chapters. For immediate purposes it is useful to look to p 3, where the Commission summarised its proposals and recommendations:

DOI link for (c) determine whether the potential benefits still justify these burdens, and whether repeal or simplification is possible without endangering acceptable health and safety standards. The Health and Safety Commission’s (HSC) response was Review of Health and Safety Regulation – Main Report published in May 1994. This Review, though now some years old, remains a mine of valuable information about the regulatory system and its operation and will be drawn upon heavily in this and the following chapters. For immediate purposes it is useful to look to p 3, where the Commission summarised its proposals and recommendations:

(c) determine whether the potential benefits still justify these burdens, and whether repeal or simplification is possible without endangering acceptable health and safety standards. The Health and Safety Commission’s (HSC) response was Review of Health and Safety Regulation – Main Report published in May 1994. This Review, though now some years old, remains a mine of valuable information about the regulatory system and its operation and will be drawn upon heavily in this and the following chapters. For immediate purposes it is useful to look to p 3, where the Commission summarised its proposals and recommendations: