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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2019

OSC Seeks Input On Ways To Reduce Regulatory Burdens

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The OSC explains that its regulatory burden reduction efforts are intended to support the Ontario government's Open for Business Action Plan.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) recently published OSC Staff Notice 11-784 Burden Reduction, to announce its initiative aimed at identifying ways it can reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens in the province's securities regulations. The OSC explains that its regulatory burden reduction efforts are intended to support the Ontario government's Open for Business Action Plan.

Regulation creates costs for the OSC and for businesses that must comply with the requirements. Although effective regulation supports market integrity and investor protection, an overly burdensome regime creates inefficiencies that can hinder innovation and competitiveness. By reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens, the OSC aims to enhance the investor experience, and save time and money for Ontario businesses.

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