Bureaucracy brakes: How Europe wants to save the economy!

Bureaucracy brakes: How Europe wants to save the economy!

In an alarming appeal for reducing bureaucratic hurdles, Dr. Rosemarie Schön, head of the WKÖ department for legal policy, at the event "The Labyrinth of Bureaucracy" on December 9, 2024, that companies need more freedom again to remain competitive. "What we need are an intelligent regulatory system and reforms that facilitate economic action and give companies breathing again," she said. These demands are particularly urgent, since exuberant regulation and cumulative bureaucracy expenditure for companies, especially for small and medium -sized companies, are an unreasonable burden, as well as bmwk.de was confirmed.

reduction in bureaucracy in the focus of the EU

On-going discussions at European level show that the new EU Commission has recognized bureaucracy reduction as the key to strengthening competitiveness. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU's reporting obligations reduce by 25%. "The bureaucracy backpack must finally be noticeably easier," emphasized Mmag. Christian Mandl from the WKÖ, while he demanded further measures to discharge the companies. These changes are necessary to ensure that companies can exist in a changing economic environment. In a report by Mario Draghi, suggestions are formulated that aim to increase productivity and to promote competitiveness at European level, which underlines the urgency of these initiatives.

In addition, several concrete steps for simplification of EU legislation and the reduction of bureaucratic hurdles were discussed as part of the competitivity council. For example, a uniform digital sending portal for companies is to be created in order to eliminate differences in the national registration systems. The creation of a central point of contact for European battery production and the promotion of industrial biotechnologies were also emphasized as important points in order to secure the EU technological sovereignty. These steps could be decisive for Europe not falling behind in the global competitive landscape.

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