It is a law on the amendment of certain laws to deregulate economic and administrative law and improving the principles of developing economic law, also called the Deregulation Act or the first deregulation package.
The Senate proposed 35 amendments to the Act, most of which were editorial changes. Some of these changes were rejected. Two corrections were legislative. The first removed the provision, which provided for the inclusion of loans taken by local government units with the regime of public procurement law. In turn, the second allows you to apply new provisions introducing the possibility of concluding leasing contracts in electronic form also in the case of annexes to old contracts, provided that both parties consent. They were supported by MPs. The act will now go to the president.
New solutions accelerate administrative proceedings and simplify the principles of conducting business activities. The Act enables craftsmen to conduct business activity in the form of a capital company. It also introduces electronization of proceedings before the National Appeal Chamber, which will allow remote hearings.
The regulations also specify new rules for creating law. Draft laws that impose obligations on entrepreneurs will have 6 months of vacatio legis. The new regulations also included the principle of balancing administrative obligations, referring to the concept of the so -called One in, One Out. When designing subsequent obligations, the project designer is to strive to reduce the loads resulting from the regulations that are already in force in a given field.
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In addition, the Act releases the spokesman for small and medium -sized enterprises from paying court fees during court proceedings in which he appears on behalf of entrepreneurs; Assumes full co -financing from the state budget of training costs by vocational school students under the so -called dual education. Pursuant to the Act, sports clubs will go from registers kept by starosts to the National Court Register.
