Evaluations, survey work, qualitative studies and impact assessments commissioned by UK government departments — separated out from the news, and attributed to the agency that carried out the work.
An impact assessment for the Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026 sets out estimated costs and benefits of the bill’s policies, analysing economic and fiscal implications of proposed immigration measures.
Assesses equality impacts of the cardiovascular disease modern service framework, identifying which protected groups may be affected and outlining mitigation measures accompanying the framework's publication.
Impact assessments for the Crime and Policing Act 2026 set out anticipated effects of the legislation on agencies, victims and communities, covering costs, operational impacts and implementation considerations across policing and justice bodies.
Sets out the planned approach to assessing the objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of proposals in the Health Bill to promote visiting in health and care settings, including how impacts on patients, providers and providers’ operations will be evaluated.
Describes the intended assessment approach to quantify objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of proposed changes to the medical device licensing regime in the Health Bill, including expected impacts on manufacturers, regulators and patient safety oversight.
Explains how the impacts of proposed Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) reforms in the Health Bill will be assessed, covering objectives, rationale and costs and benefits for regulators, industry and patient safety frameworks.
Sets out the method for assessing objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of proposed amendments to section 75 of the NHS Act 2006, explaining how effects on commissioning, collaboration and statutory duties will be measured.
Describes the planned assessment approach for the Health Bill’s proposed patient safety measures, outlining how objectives, rationale, costs and benefits will be appraised for providers, regulators and patient outcomes.
Explains the approach to assessing objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of proposed structural changes to integrated care boards and foundation trusts in the Health Bill, including expected impacts on governance, service delivery and system finances.
Describes the approach to analysing the objectives, rationale, and the costs and benefits of the proposal to abolish NHS England as part of the Health Bill, setting out how impacts and trade‑offs will be assessed.
Sets out how the Department will assess equality impacts of empowering integrated care boards (ICBs) as strategic commissioners under the Health Bill, identifying protected groups to consider and the methods for analysing disparate effects.
Summarises the Health Bill impact assessments, explaining the approach to evaluating objectives, rationale, costs and benefits across proposals and highlighting expected effects on integrated care boards and foundation trusts.
Explains the framework for assessing equality impacts of the proposal to abolish NHS England within the Health Bill, outlining the protected characteristics to be examined and the methodology for identifying differential effects.
Provides an overview of the Health Bill’s equality impact assessments, summarising the approach to identifying equality effects across all included policies and flagging where differential impacts on protected groups may arise.
Sets out how equality impacts of Health Bill proposals on visiting and involvement in care decisions will be assessed, requiring integrated care boards and local authorities to consider visiting arrangements and other people’s participation when implementing the Bill.
Assesses the equality impacts of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill 2026, examining how the proposed measures may affect people with protected characteristics and other groups covered by the Equality Act.
Presents the impact assessment for the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill 2026, outlining anticipated effects, risks and considerations for implementation across health and regulatory systems.
HS2 Ltd has produced SEI reports to identify any new significant environmental effects for the High Speed Rail (London–West Midlands) project that exceed impacts reported in the Phase 1 Environmental Statement, as required by environmental minimum requirements.
Impact assessment for the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill setting out expected effects, costs and benefits of proposed powers and measures to devolve functions and boost local community control across England.
Assesses equality impacts of the FCDO’s proposed Official Development Assistance programme allocations for 2026–27 to 2028–29, identifying potential effects on protected groups and recommending mitigations.
Impact assessments accompanying the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill 2025 set out the expected effects of the government’s proposed measures introduced to the Commons on 30 January 2025, assessing costs, benefits and implementation implications.