Introduction to Regulating (FON201)
Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
7.5 hours
Audience
Functional specialists
Regulators
Description
This course has been archived and has been replaced by the job aid Introduction to Regulating (FON2-J01).
Regulators are expected to have a solid understanding of the federal regulatory process and the policies and guidance set out in the Cabinet Directive on Regulation. This online self-paced course introduces the different phases of the federal regulatory process, including the triage statement and the requirements for developing, implementing and reviewing regulations, and assessing their results. Participants will gain a basic understanding of the federal regulatory process and the stages of the life-cycle approach to regulating within a Government of Canada context.
Topics include:
- understanding the objectives and requirements of the Cabinet Directive on Regulation
- applying Canada's regulatory policies
- unpacking the regulation-making process and the regulatory life cycle
- clarifying regulatory roles, responsibilities and accountabilities
- engaging stakeholders
Legacy course code: R001
Related products
Innovate on Demand episode 7: Regulatory Artificial Intelligence
In a world in which we are constantly trying to keep pace, how can emerging technologies play a role in the way we work? On this episode of Innovate on Demand, Scott McNaughton from the Canada School of Public Service discusses how federal regulators can integrate technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and Rules as Code into their work. Scott provides insight into some of the projects currently underway at the School in this area and looks at how new technologies can support our more tedious and time-consuming tasks.
Introduction to Cost-Benefit Analysis for Federal Regulations
This course provides a general introduction to cost-benefit analysis (CBA) and demonstrates how to apply CBA to federal regulatory initiatives. Participants will become familiar with the fundamental steps to completing a CBA and learn how to develop solid baseline and regulatory scenarios.
Next session: January 18, 2024 | 1 more dates
