Regulator Performance Framework

The Government introduced the Regulator Performance Framework (Framework) to provide common performance measures to assess how Australian Government regulators operate. The Framework is designed to assess only one aspect of a regulator's performance—the extent to which it minimises regulatory burden in the course of fulfilling its other activities. It should be seen as only one component of the broader performance of regulators.

There are six mandated common outcomes-based key performance indicators (KPIs) that cover reducing regulatory burden, communication, risk-based and proportionate approaches to regulation, efficient and coordinated monitoring, transparency, and continuous improvement of regulatory frameworks.

Read more about the Australian Government's Regulator Performance Framework.

ASIC self-assessment

We report our self-assessment against the Framework and our evidence metrics annually.

• Report 727 Regulator Performance Framework: ASIC self-assessment 2020–21 (REP 727)
• Report 691 Regulator Performance Framework: ASIC self-assessment 2019–20 (REP 691)
• Report 663 Regulator Performance Framework: ASIC self-assessment 2018–19 (REP 663)
• Report 618 Regulator Performance Framework: ASIC self-assessment 2017–18 (REP 618)
• Report 561 Regulator Performance Framework: ASIC self-assessment 2016–17 (REP 561)
• Report 511 Regulator Performance Framework: ASIC self-assessment 2015–16 (REP 511)

Evidence metrics

The Framework provides measures that set out what good regulatory performance looks like for each KPI. We have developed evidence metrics to assess our performance against each KPI in consultation with stakeholders.