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House of Lords launches inquiry into relationship between UK regulators and Government

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Jean Hurley

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House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee asks how effective UK regulatory ecosystem is.

The UK Industry and Regulators Committee has opened an inquiry into the relationship between UK regulators and the Government and how the regulators are held accountable.

There are currently 90 regulators across the UK, not including local authorities. The Committee has previously examined the work of several specific regulators, including

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