Digital Minister Wildberger - "Relief Cabinet" Decides on Measures to Reduce Bureaucracy
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Today, the Federal Cabinet has launched far-reaching measures to reduce red tape.Debureaucratisation Minister Manfred Pentz welcomes the decisions of the so-called discharge cabinet. "The Federal Government has adopted a very handsome list of measures that will take us a big step forward in the process of debureaucratisation," says Pentz. "I am pleased that the Federal Government takes up and implements many points that we – the federal and stat…
No green badge for the e-car, no test stickers on the coffee machine in the office: the government decides to discharge 600 million euros. What changes for consumers and companies.
Less bureaucracy - this is what the "relief cabinet" has decided on. It is also intended to fall regulations that have long been causing headshakes - for example, for the regular testing of coffee machines.[more]]>
According to Digital Minister Wildberger, the cabinet agreed to abolish bureaucratic commitments corresponding to an annual discharge of around EUR 600 million.
With new digitisation and deregulation measures, the Federal Government promises to relieve the burden on citizens and companies
Digital Minister Wildberger announces an additional EUR 600 million in relief. Since November, 9.8 billion has already been saved. Goal by 2029: 16 billion less bureaucracy costs.
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