He Ministry of Deregulation and Transformation of the State announced the creation of a digital portal so that citizens can collaborate in the “identification of regulatory obstacles that affect the normal development of economic activities“. The proposal of the portfolio led by Federico Sturzenegger seeks to “facilitate a way of communication between citizens and the national State”.
In detail, citizens must share your personal data on the website to then denounce regulations – national, provincial or municipal – that are an obstacle to the progress of the economy. Additionally, people will be able to indicate a “solution proposal“to have it.
The State will create a digital portal to identify “regulatory obstacles”
The measure was made official through Decree 1055/2024 published in the Official Gazette. In its preparation, the regulations are based on Decree 891/17 of Good Practices, a norm that seeks to “give transparency to regulatory processes, promote economic growth, lfree competition, the growth of trade and investment and is a strong support for trade liberalization.”
From this, the Government explained that “within the framework of the general process of deregulation carried out by the National Government“It is appropriate to create a website that “allows the collaboration of citizens for the comprehensive reorganization of existing regulatory regimes.”
“The aforementioned portal will have as its objective facilitate a direct communication channel between citizens and the NATIONAL STATE in order to allow the identification of regulatory obstacles that affect the normal development of economic activities,” the ruling party justified.
The final objective will then be to promote the “detection of bureaucratic obstacles for their modification or elimination by promoting citizen participation through the presentation of ideas and proposals aimed at optimizing public management and encourage innovative solutions“.
The development will be carried out by the Ministry of Deregulation and Transformation of the State together with the assistance of the Secretary of Innovation, Science and Technology of the Chief of Staff. At the moment, the Government has not confirmed the date of activation of the digital portal.
How will the web portal work?
Initially, citizens They must identify themselves with a series of requested data through the web. In this way, the form will ask:
- First and last name / Company name.
- DNI / Proof of CUIT.
- Contact information.
The regulations to be reported may be those of national, provincial, of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, or Municipal character.
Within the form, the citizen will have a space to explain the causality between the regulation and the harm caused by it in the activity that is carried out. At this point you should substantiate the obstacle and describe the economic impact.
People will be able to propose a solution to the denounced regulations. Finally, all will also be allowed to add any other information and documentation that is considered appropriate.
Source: Ambito
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