This year will become a real breakthrough in retrofitting the state supervision system, claims Prime Minister
The year of
2018 will become a breakthrough in updating the system
of public supervision, as changes will affect
approaches concerning the implementation of the control
function. This was stated by
Prime Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr
Groysman in an interview to
the New Time magazine.
"We will
switch to a system of state
supervision, focused on risk assessment.
Such a system will eradicate examples, when state inspectors were able to
come to entrepreneurs in order to demand
material benefits. For example, if you are the owner of a café and you have so-called
checklists, which contain clear 10-15 criteria, thereby you can assess your own
work. If you carry out these requirements, pay taxes - no one (from inspectors
) will come to
you," stressed the Head of
Government.
Background
Last year, the
Cabinet of Ministers summoned a number of meetings
devoted to the abolishment of hundreds of
regulatory acts , which were impeding
business and serving as a basis for corruption. In December, the Government,
during its regular sitting, endorsed an initiative
aimed to introduce checklists -
a list of risks that may
arise when conducting a certain business. According to the Prime
Minister’s commission, all the controlling
authorities are to determine essential
sectoral risks by April 1, 2018, that entrepreneurs should avoid.