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1. REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA
MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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PROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF BETTERPROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF BETTER
REGULATION AND REDUCINGREGULATION AND REDUCING
ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENSADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS
Ministry of Interior,
7. June 2013
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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GOVERNEMENT’S STRATEGIC GOAL
SIMPLIFICATION OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT / LEGAL FRAME FOR
BOOSTING THE ECONOMY AND CITIZENS’ CONTENMENT
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From 61. to 37. place
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS IN
RS - 2007
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS IN
RS - 2012
Improvement 24 places!
Slovenia is in top 3 of EU MS concerning the progress in simplifying
the business environment.
In 37. place
among
178 countries
In 61. place
among 178
countries
Source: Doing Business 2013 –Analysis
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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Slovenia’s rankings over the years (doing Business
analysis)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2010* 2011 2012 2013
Ease of Doing Business 61 55↑ 54↑ 53↑ 43↑ 42↑ 37 35
Starting up the business 98 120↓ 41↑ 26↑ 25↑ 28↓ 28 30↓
Dealing with construction permits 63 62↑ 69↓ 59↑ 63↑ 63 61↓ 61
Employment 146 166↓ 158↑ 162↓ / / / /
Registering property 97 99↓ 104↓ 108↓ 109↓ 97↑ 79↑ 83↓
Getting credit
48 68↓ 84↓ 87↓ 109↓ 116↓ 97↑ 104↓
Protecting investors 46 19↑ 18↑ 20↓ 20 20 24↓ 17↑
Paying taxes 84 63↑ 78↓ 84↓ 81↓ 80↑ 80↓ 63↑
Trading across borders 108 69↑ 78↓ 84↓ 86↓ 56↑ 54↑ 57↓
Enforcing contracts 84 79↑ 79 60↑ 60↑ 60 57 56↑
Resolving insolvency 35 34↑ 38↓ 40↓ 40↓ 38↑ 39↓ 42↓
SOURCE: Doing Business 2013 -
Analysis of 178 countries
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS IN RS
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Better (or Smart) regulation aims for the following effects:
- Increasing the competitiveness of
business / economy
- Accelerating the market’s openness
- Improving living standard
- Increasing transparency
In practice:
- Decreasing of costs for businesses
- Boosting (encouraging) business sector
- Effective legislation
- Better legislation = better meeting obligation
Pursuing better regulation is one of the priorities also on the EU
level.
The benefits of good legislationThe benefits of good legislation
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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BETTER REGULATION
POLICY – implementing acts
2009
• Resolution (of the Government and National Assembly)
on Legislative Regulation
2010
• Amendments to the Rules of Procedure of the
Government
• Amendments to the Guidelines of the Secretary General
of the Government
• Handbook for Conducting Impact Assessment
• IT support for regulation processes and “e-Democracy “
sub-portal
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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CONDUCTING REGULATORY
IMPACT ASSESSMENT - RIA
KEY ISSUES:
• It is to be done by the ministries
• Process is a part of “normal” legislative
procedure
• RIA is used for all regulative acts (taking into
account the principle of proportionality);
exemptions are “emergency cases” –
compulsory revision after max 2 years
• Supervision is conducted in the process of inter-
ministerial consultation
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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RIA
– CURRENT ACTIVITIES
• Systematic preparation and implementation
of better regulation tools and methodologies
pilot projects – impact assessments on the economy
(including SME test) – prevention of unnecessary
burdens
introducing ex-post assessments (evaluations) of
stock legislation in order to ensure tangible effects
(example: checking the effectiveness of amended
legislation in the field of occupational health and
safety)
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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PUBLIC CONSULTATION
– specific provisions
• Proposals and opinions addressed to the government by
expert and general public are to be deliberated by
relevant ministries and when possible included when
amending or recasting.
• Drafter invites interested public with a general invitation
and attached draft to participate in the process. Drafter
may address expert public with an invitation specifying
open issues.
• Public consultation period takes 30 – 60 days and is
decided by the drafter.
• Drafter is obligated to answer in written on reasons for
not implementing specific solutions in 15 days from
enacting or forwarding the draft to further procedure.
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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PUBLIC CONSULTATION
- priority
- COMPULSORY PUBLICATION OF DRAFT
LEAGISLATION ON e-DEMOCRACY PORTAL
http://e-uprava.gov.si/e- uprava/edemokracija.euprava
AND
- INVITING THE PUBLIC and relevant
stakeholders in the preparation process (as early
as possible)
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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OTHER PROJECTS AND
ACTIVITIES of BRP
• REDUCING RED TAPE AND MINUS 25% PROJECT (360
MIO € SAVINGS FOR THE ECONOMY)
• ENTRANCE CONDITIONS (PROFESSIONAL AND
ACTIVITIES REGULATION) AND “PSC” PROJECT
• PROPER IMPLEMENTATION OF MEASURES AND
REGULATIONS
• EVALUATION OF MEASURES AND REGULATIONS
• BETTER SERVICES
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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REDUCING ADMINISTRATIVE
BURDENS
• Renewed Action Programme for reducing administrative
burdens and regulation burdens 2012 – 2013 enacted
by the government on 5.7.2012 (project minus 25%
STOP the bureacracy!) – the line ministries have to
carry out the measures (269) by the end of 2013;
estimated savings for the economy min 360 mio € per
year
• Priority fields: environment and spatial planning,
finances, labour legislation, corporate legislation, public
procurement, public tenders
• Proposals from business / citizens via portal minus
25% or e-mail address: oao.predlog@gov.si
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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Phases of the
Action Programme
1. Phase: Review of legislation (deadline for implementation-
realized);
2. Phase: Measuring administrative costs in accordance with SCM
methodology (EMMAS) – realized
3. Phase: Collection substantive proposals/measures to reduce
burdens – realized
4. Phase: The process of implementing legislation changes and
implementing other measures (deadline for implementation -
2013)
5. Phase: (evaluation) Second measurement of administrative
costs - efficiency of changes with a view of achieving the
objective of the Action Plan (deadline for implementation: May
2014)
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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Aggregated data regarding
Measurement phase
Number of laws checked 71
Number of implementing regulations checked 3.529
Number of regulations resulting in administrative burdens 996
Number of obligations 4.983
Number of administrative activities 17.905
Estimated burdens (in millions of EUR) 1.449,11
Potential savings in case of reduction of administrative burdens by 25 % (in
millions of EUR) 362,27
Potential savings in case of implementation of the measures proposed (in
millions of EUR) 321,59
Estimate of savings based on the measures proposed (%) 22,19
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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REDUCING ADMINISTRATIVE
BURDENS
Some examples of new proposals:
• enabling submitting applications by electronic means
• tax-paying procedure simplification by reducing number
of subaccounts – 5 mio EUR savings
• validity prolongation of the environmental licence (from 5
to 10 years)
• merging of administrative procedures in the field of
waste handling
• reducing the enormity and complexity of various
procedures laid down in Companies Act
• restoring electronic medical file
• abolition of administrative burdens caused by electronic
operations and procedures (in the field of Agriculture)
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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REDUCING ADMINISTRATIVE
BURDENS
Some examples of already realised measures:
• omission of yearly reporting obligation (if the incomes were duly
notified throughout the year)
• restoration of e-Card services enabling supervision over social
security contributions
• introduction of the electronic subscription to the obligatory medical
insurance
• introduction of lump sum of indirect costs (of 15%) to the (justified)
direct costs in the framework of European Social Fund
• omission of mandatory internal revision for the enterprises with less
than 10 employees
• omission of the reporting obligation on demands and number of
copyright contracts to the Employment Service of RS
• introduction of alternative to acquiring information for population
count (on the basis of the administrative information already
collected)
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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Web portal “minus 25%”
Ministry of Public Administration established web Portal for implementation of the
Programme -25%, (http://www.minus25.gov.si) – inviting and enabling the
interested public to participate in achieving minus 25% goal
• Portal “minus 25 %” consists:
- Web site
- System for managing comments and
- National database of administrative burdens measurement of national regulations
• Portal “minus 25 %” enables:
- To collect all up to date information on implementation of the Action Programme
minus 25%
- To obtain analysis reports on the results of particular peace of legislation which
was previously
measured
- To provide concrete proposals to relevant line ministries
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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Usability of portal “minus 25%”
Through portal we provide:
• transparency (all data analyzes carried out in one place)
• the possibility of participation of users in the creation of legislation
(the possibility of making complaints to the relief of two-way
communication)
• monitoring the net impact of legislative changes (both quantitative
and substantive)
• updating of information (national and EU level) and
• international comparability.
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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Collecting proposals via “minus 25%”
portal
- Collecting proposals / suggestions, comments – a two-way communication with portal
users.
- Proposals are selected/sorted by various field of work and line ministries.
- When published the system sends proposals to the relevant line ministries - opportunity for
ministries to give opinions and to implement it during legislation changes and
implementing other measures.
In case of no replying – resending the comments / proposals / suggestions – RESPONSE IS
MORE THAN 85 %
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
The Eugo Slovenia
•The Eugo Slovenia is a national business point
that helps foreign business entities from the EU,
EEA Member Countries and the Swiss
Confederation who want to do business in
Slovenia.
•The site provides information about the conditions
and procedures required for performing a certain
activity or profession in the Republic of Slovenia.
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
The background
•The fundamental document that presents the background to Eugo Slovenia is
the requirement of the European Directive on Services or the Directive
2006/123/EC on services in the internal market, i.e. that each EEA Member
Country must establish its own website or point of single contact which
guarantees providers of services with access information on the requirements of
national legislation in one place.
•The content of the PSC is also closely connected with the implementation of the
Directive on Professions of the Directive 2005/36/EC of the European
Parliament and Council on the recognition of professional qualifications, and
therefore, with the Act Regulating the Qualification Recognition Procedure for
Access of Citizens of EU, EEA Member States and the Swiss Confederation to
Regulated Professions and Professional Activities in the Republic of Slovenia
(OG RS no. 21/02, 92/07 and 85/09) and with the Act on Services in the Internal
Market (OG RS no. 21/2010).
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
The point of single contacts
http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/eu-go/
The Eugo Slovenia is part of the EUGO network of national
business contact points.
25. REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA
MINISTRY OF INTERIOR EU Internal market
Requirements
The PSC to support
procedures of obtaining
permits for performing
regulated activity
Elimination of
administrative barriers
and simplification of
procedures
Simple
procedures of
obtaining
business permits
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
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MARKET ENTRANCE CONDITIONS
(professions, activities)
Professions and activities regulation renewal
Simplification of access processes and reduction of
red tape
Proper implementation of EU legislation (services and
professions directive)
Procedure standardization in order to introduce e-
submission
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
•reducing of administrative burdens
•elimination of administrative barriers in field of obtaining
permits for performing business activities
•all information and all administrative procedures through
one point
•facilitate the employment of unemployed persons
•reducing of grey economy and establishing a
competitive market at a national and EU level
•facilitate access to information on business conditions in
other EU Member States for domestic business entities
Effects of the PSC
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
Development of the PSC
•Eugo Slovenia is in the development stage that must
be concluded by 2015 and is part of the PSC project
(Points of Single Contact).
•Due to the complexity of the PSC project, it was
divided into two parts:
PSC1: development of information content
PSC2: development of electronic procedures
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
PSC1
PSC2
PSC1 (informational function) – to
offer information on conditions and
permits in the RS to services providers
and users from any Member Country
in the Republic of Slovenia in a simple
and transparent way.
PSC 2 (process function) –
implementing electronic support for
procedures related to the issuing of
various permits.
The Eugo Slovenia –
a main part of the project PSC
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
The PSC1 project is being implemented in three
stages:
1.the analysis of regulations and list of conditions for the
execution of activities (published on the website for
foreigners/nationals)
2.cautioning about systemic irregularities in the current
legislation and the preparation of proposed actions for
amendments,
3.the introduction of better legislation, or deregulation, if
necessary.
Launching of the PSC
21. 6. 2012
PSC 1
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
PSC 1
Till the end of 2015 conditions and procedures for all regulated
activities in the RS will be published by the Eugo Slovenia.
Timeline:
•Set 1 – June 2012: craft, tourism, construction– published
•set 2 – December 2012: veterinary medicine, real estate, law, detective
agencies, employment agencies, driving schools
•set 3 – May 2013: healthcare, social services, protection and security,
trade, justice, the environment, transport and logistics, hospitality and
accommodation
•set 4 – December 2013: energy sector, finance, education, sport,
culture, agriculture, other personal and business services
•Set 5 – 2014: other.
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MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
Comprehensive view
•User can find the information through the search engine which is the main
element of the home page, or within an individual life cycle of a company.
•Content is covered comprehensively. It includes information on:
what are the first steps entering Slovenia,
which documents are required for cross-border/temporary provision of
services in Slovenia
how to establish a company in Slovenia
which permits are needed to carry out certain activities or professions
taxes, bookkeeping methods and ways to employ workers in Slovenia
obligations to creditors in the case of termination of your business in
Slovenia.