Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment cuts off 100% of the specialized inspection procedures

This afternoon (May 23), Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment has released a press release announcing that it has cut 51.3% of the list of goods and abolished, simplifying 100% of administrative procedures for specialized inspection.

In particular, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Tran Hong Ha has just signed the Decision No. 1588 / QD-BTNMT on May 18, 2018 announced plans to cut the list of goods and products and simplify administrative procedures (TTHC) related to specialized inspection under MONRE’s state management.

Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment cuts off 100% of the specialized inspection procedures

Accordingly, MONRE will reduce 38 out of 74 goods, ), which simplifies 10 administrative procedures related to import of scrap materials as raw materials for production and abolition of three administrative procedures related to the import and export of ozone depleting substances (referred to as HCFCs).

Minister Tran Hong Ha directed the units under the Ministry to immediately implement the draft legal documents to implement the plan approved by the Ministry; The reduction of the list of goods and products and the simplification of administrative procedures must be substantial, facilitating and not creating regulations that make it difficult for people and businesses.

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Accordingly, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is expected to submit to the Government the amendment and supplementation of four legal documents (one government decree, one circular and two joint circulars) in 2018.

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