Belgrade (BETAPHOTO/ANA SLOVIC)
Higher efficiency in passing laws, lowering administrative and financial burdens and the consistent application of regulations would help create a better business environment in Serbia, the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) says in a study on the quality of legislative practices.
The eight-month-long protracted technical mandate of the previous cabinet is the cause of incomplete results, due to which it is important that the current electoral process is efficiently conducted and a new cabinet created as soon as possible, the Jan. 4 report says.
NALED managing board member Goran Kovacevic said that the Serbian Cabinet had operated without a plan for 2022 hence 70 percent less laws were passed then in previous years. He said that 60 laws were enacted of which 18 had an effect on the economy, while only one was entirely new and applied to social entrepreneurship.
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