I am afraid Valens that this joint Deloittes / IPA study is a good example of a lot of noise with little information which provides little in the way of realistic solutions.
Wow , 250 billion annual burden of rules.
Solution?
Get rid of all of them ?
Great , I can pour my oil down the drain.
No longer have to check the truck brakes until they fail.
Can run the blokes 20 hours a day , tired ? Nothing a few pick me ups wont solve.
The problem with this type of report it assumes all regs are useless.
People need to read the ''tragedy of the commons'' .
Now that is not to say that compliance doesn't need pruning , and like all aspects of business , constantly monitored.
What was useful and cost effective , last week , maybe not now.
But hyperbolic reports like this one worse than useless , as they are so ludicrous that they make meaningful attempts at modifying compliance more difficult.
On the pretty little graph,
take WA , headcount rise less than population rise
cost: less than inflation.
Also , no sign of what the actual costs are , ie cost per person , cost per capita to service.
So , in summary not much use.
And just to remind people , we are talking about Griffin , a failure of private enterprise here.
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