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ARTICLE · 15 JUNE 2023

FRC 3-Year Plan: What It Means For Supervisory Intervention And Enforcement

In March 2023, the FRC published the 23-26 Plan which re-prioritises work to reflect the delay in the anticipated legislation to create the Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority (ARGA).

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Introduction

In March 2023, the FRC published the 23-26 Plan which re-prioritises work to reflect the delay in the anticipated legislation to create the Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority (ARGA). This is the second 3-Year Plan published by the FRC; the first, the 2022-25 Plan, introduced the four faces regulatory approach:

(a) System Partner

(b) Supervisor

(c) Facilitator

(d) Enforcer

In this briefing we consider the impact of the 23-26 Plan on the FRC's enforcement strategy and associated deliverables for the next three years.

FRC enforcement strategy

The 23-26 Plan for the FRC's enforcement division builds on the 2022-25 Plan, in which the FRC committed to new responsibilities in relation to the embedding of, and training in, new enforcement policies to reflect significant revisions to the Audit Enforcement Procedure and the design and delivery of changes to support effective implementation of the enforcement aspects of regulatory reform.

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