"There is simply a risk". The expert evaluates the announcement of the Prime Minister on deregulation

‘Deregulation breakthrough becomes a fact. little barriers and regulations, more freedom and widespread digitalisation, the presumption of the taxpayer's innocence, offices serving citizens, not vice versa, over 100 deregulation laws in 3 months That's a large systemic change. We are ready!” said the Prime Minister on social media Donald Tusk.

This is the effect of many weeks of government and squad work led by entrepreneurs Rafała Brzoski. At a peculiar press conference, Tusk, Brzoska and their colleagues on the government and social side presented a study on the state of work.

Deregulation in Poland. “It seems to be working”

– From the point of view of our environment is simply a very good and expected initiative. So far, it looks like it's yet so organized that creates hope for success. erstwhile deregulation initiatives – and I have witnessed them for 30 years – were alternatively a tiny success due to the fact that they were not professionally conducted. They were not orderly and there was no interaction between the starting politicians and the full administration, which must participate in this, says Interii Witold Michałek, Business Center Club expert on economy, government and lobbying.

– Now it seems that both sides are well prepared for this. On the civilian side, Rafał Brzoski squad operates professionally on the rule of task management, which has divided this work among the right people, there is simply a multi-step selection of projects. On the another hand The government besides prepared – under the supervision of the Prime Minister, but under the direction of Minister Maciej Berk. It is besides a high-level representation in the form of ministers and deputy ministers who prepared the government apparatus website to receive proposals submitted by the Brzoski team. It looks like it works,” adds Michałek.

But as he explains, there are darker sides to the full project. BCC expert points to duplication of tasks.

There is simply a hazard that if this is done exclusively in ministries and the Peaches squad is not active, will not exert pressure, then the full can slow down or distort.

– At the same time, there's any chaos because you can see the parallel initiative of the Ministry of improvement with the alleged second deregulation tranche. The first, I remind you, was passed a year ago, and then there was silence. About a period ago, it went through the government and is now subject to legislative procedures – Michałek reminds us.

Deregulation after the presidential election. “We can wait”

Prime Minister Tusk argued at a press conference that despite the presentation of the study now, The parliament will deal with concrete projects after the presidential election. The head of government explained that He doesn't want specified crucial topics to be subject to run feverwhich, in his opinion, could harm the success of the full project. But does not this decision hold results over time?

– There's no rush. We've waited so many years for any changes, so we can wait a fewer more weeks.. If they think it's safer politically after the election, so be it. It seems that It's a rational decision.. Especially since even counting the full process without taking into account the political aspect, it's inactive changes could be possible at the earliest in September or October. So I think that this decision will not importantly influence the timetable for the implementation of the changes," says Michałek.

Prime Minister Tusk besides announced that Despite the presentation of the report, the work on deregulation is not finished.. He assured that his government would deal with the substance for the remainder of his term. Greater responsibilities are to take on individual resortsAnd Minister Berek will inactive be in charge.

– There is simply a hazard that if this is done only in ministries, and Peaches syndrome will not be active, it will not exert pressure, this full thing can slow down or curve. specified a hazard could arise if bilateral cooperation is lacking – Michałek observes.