The introduction of suggested modifications in civil procedures can bring real time and paper savings. The proposed correction will directly affect the work of lawyers and legal advisers, but their clients, often entrepreneurs involved in civil disputes, will also benefit from it.
Currently, when the party's party represented by a professional representative makes a formal mistake in the lawsuit (for example, he will not provide the address for service), the court orders its improvement within seven days. However, it is not enough to deliver errata with an indication of what and where in an extensive, often several hundred -page document was corrected. You have to submit the entire document again from the beginningwhich in effect leads to duplication of materials that the court already has.
Specialists on the initiative of “We check” suggest the appropriate modification of the Code of Civil Procedure. The new regulation would include that in the event of re -submitting the pleading after its return, the party may refer to documents and attachments already submitted to the case file, without the need to provide them again.
Digitization of court and administrative procedures
The next proposal refers to procedures related to land and mortgage registers. Although many cases are currently dealt with electronically, the Brzoski team suggests further extension of this possibility. This applies to some cases of entering the mortgage on the property.
The plan assumes Increasing the number of entities authorized to use electronic land and mortgage register proceedingsadding mortgage banks and their authorized employees. These rights would include, among others Change of creditor when transferring a claim package from a universal bank and browsing and collecting land and mortgage registers by banks.
The originators argue that thanks to the digitization of the process, banks clients finalize the purchase of real estate and receive mortgage loans, and the banks themselves will improve security management.
The “check” initiative also provides digitization of archives storing vehicle registration documents. The annulled registration certificates are to be returned to car owners. Instead of paper certificates on technical research, this information would be obtained directly from the Central Vehicle Register system. Additionally The obligation to re -legalize the license plates when re -registering the vehicle would be abolished.
Changes in the tax system
Brzoska and his team also proposed Introduction to the Corporate Income Tax Act the possibility of transferring 1 percent. tax due to public benefit organization. This is analogous to the mechanism in the PIT Act, where taxpayers can allocate 1.5 percent for this purpose. your tax.
Another tax proposal applies CIT exemptions from pledge letters. The goal is to increase the availability of cheap financing for housing loans in Poland.
Changes in the energy sector
“We check” also suggests an introduction modern electricity price comparison engine for households and micro -enterprises. The price comparison site is currently run by the President of the Energy Regulatory Office. Experts want to create a tool that will make it easier to compare energy suppliers offers, allowing you to choose the best option.
Another idea in the field of energy is to simplify the procedures for photovoltaic installations with a capacity of up to 1 MW installed on the roofs of buildings. The proposal is combined with the optimization of the reporting system of unused storage capabilities and gas flows across the limits. The project promoters also suggest Improving the process of obtaining concessions for energy trading.
Facilitation for citizens
Many of the existing proposals of the Brzoski team focus on facilitating access to specific information. For citizens, an important idea is to connect hospital emergency departments (SOR) to the Mojeikp application. This plan would enable patients to choose a facility with the shortest waiting time.
However, on portal X there were critical remarks that the situation on SOR often changes dynamically, for example in the case of the arrival of wounded from accidents, which may suddenly extend the waiting time.
The team also proposes to simplify the system of issuing electronic sick leave (EZLA), assuming that ZUS would take over the obligation to verify information. The goal is to shorten the waiting time for the payment of benefits.
