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Regulator Growth Goals set out the outcomes the government expects key regulators to deliver in support of economic growth. They provide clarity on how growth applies within a regulator’s remit and help focus regulatory activity on the outcomes that will unlock investment, support innovation and boost productivity. 

The Growth Goals have been agreed between government departments and regulators and are supported by measurable outcomes and clear indicators of success. Performance monitoring of the Growth Goals will be included here alongside the Regulation KPI Dashboard.

The regulator dashboard is a quarterly publication that pulls together information and key performance indicators (KPIs) from 16 regulators in the UK. It’s part of the UK government’s Regulatory Action Plan, which sets out expectations on regulators to:

  • clearly publish their KPIs – a set of high-level measures to assess their performance
  • test with businesses to check the KPIs are relevant and accurate
  • seek feedback on areas for improvement, and work with government to make improvements

    • As announced by the government on 21 October 2025, the dashboard will improve visibility and scrutiny by publishing regulator KPIs in one place, and providing a way to give feedback.

    You can send feedback by emailing the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) at: [email protected]

    Your feedback will be used to help improve this product and regulator services. DBT will share your anonymised feedback with regulators and other relevant government departments. They will never share your personal information.

    The CAA is the UK’s aviation and aerospace regulator, tasked with ensuring that:

  • aviation and aerospace meet the highest safety standards
  • consumers have choice, value for money, are protected and treated fairly when they fly
  • the environmental impact of aviation is effectively managed through efficient use of airspace, and emissions are reduced
  • the aviation industry manages security risks effectively

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