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Published 18 Nov 2016

OMNIBUS SURVEY RESEARCH TO IMPROVE IMPACT ASSESSMENT ASSUMPTIONS

Department for Work and Pensions · London

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Estimated value
£1
Contract starts
31 May 2015
Contract ends
30 Jun 2015
Buyer type
Central government

Description

The Health and Safety Executive wishes to improve the evidence base for its impact assessment work, by increasing its understanding of: • the routes through which dutyholders become familiar with changes in legislation, • the proportion of businesses which use each route and • the time it takes for different types of business to achieve familiarisation with regulatory change. Familiarisation costs are often the most significant costs to business of regulatory change and this is an area where the evidence is currently weak and inconsistent. This work will help us quantify and monetise the costs to business of familiarisation. We intend to commission a contractor to place around 10 questions on a business omnibus survey, which will cover a representative range of sectors and business sizes (up to around 250 employees), and attain an achieved sample of 1000. The decision about the award of contract will be made on the basis of the proposals being evaluated with due consideration to the relevance and size of the proposed omnibus survey and cost of the proposed approach. Additional Notes English We invite submissions setting out the proposed approach, including details of the proposed survey, costs and timescale by 13:00 hrs on Friday 20 February 2015. Responses should be sent electronically to the following email address: [email protected]. Please ensure that you reference your submission as follows: HSE/T2655.

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