US EditionDecreasing Bureaucracy: State Government Promises a "Simple-Making Law"
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The coalition of CSU and Free Voters wants to free municipalities from unnecessary bureaucracy. Model regions should first gain experience over five years. Criticism comes from the Greens.
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Mittelstand CafeCSU faction in the Bavarian Landtag [Newsroom]Munich (ots) - The government factions of CSU and FREIE WÄHLERN are launching a "simple-making law" with the Bavarian Model Regions Act (BayMoG) for a noticeable reduction in bureaucracy. In selected model regions ... Continue reading here...Original content of: CSU faction in the Bavarian Landtag, transmitted by news aktuell
The Greens have submitted, CSU and Free Voters are now following suit. Community, cities and counties should be able to circumvent national law in the future. However, the government coalition wants to create model regions first.
With a new law, the Bavarian state government wants to speed up the reduction of bureaucracy and allow municipalities to make extensive exceptions to existing regulations – for example with regard to building standards.
The coalition plans for a drastic reduction of bureaucracy in selected Bavarian municipalities are taking shape: A law on the establishment of model regions, in which regulations can be relaxed or completely suspended, is to be discussed quickly in the Landtag according to the wishes of CSU and Free Voters and enter into force in mid-May. This is announced by the leaders of both factions in Munich. In the model regions, municipalities should be …
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