Problem

The excessive regulatory burden on business entities, which significantly complicates the process of their establishment and conduct of business and fosters a number of corruption risks, is caused by the presence of a large number of instruments regulating access to markets. This problem is caused by the inability to start common types of business online in accordance with the principle of life situations, duplication of information provided by a business entity in different types of reports, and the lack of effective channels of cooperation between state authorities and the Council of the Business Ombudsperson aimed at implementing systemic recommendations provided by the Council.
The existence of a large number of instruments regulating access to markets is caused by the lack of interaction in matters of deregulation between government agencies and representatives of the business environment. In addition, the lack of interconnectedness of market access instruments, which in turn leads to an excessive administrative burden on businesses, is caused by the absence of a single legislatively enshrined doctrine at the state level that would regulate an integrated (holistic) permit issuance system and its instruments, as well as an effective systematic review of existing regulatory acts, in particular by local self-government bodies and officials.