Deregulation Act 1986

The Deregulation Act 1986 is a UK law aimed at reducing unnecessary rules and regulations across various industries to promote economic growth and innovation. It sought to simplify legal requirements, remove outdated restrictions, and make it easier for businesses to operate. The Act covers areas like licensing, planning, and consumer protections, making regulations more straightforward and less burdensome. Overall, it balances oversight with flexibility, encouraging business activity while maintaining basic standards of safety and fairness.