By Chris Dorrell Regulation is not an issue that will feature prominently on the doorsteps in this election campaign. That’s hardly a surprise. Few voters, after all, will be swung around with a detailed plan on how Parliament could more effectively hold watchdogs to account. However, regulation is still a pressing concern for both businesses and consumers. Getting it right could help unleash growth and deliver better outcomes for consumers. The Department for Business and Trade suggests that the cost of red tape was worth about three to four per cent of GDP. Nearly half (45 per cent) of all b…