Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia
Measures to reduce administrative burdens are part of efforts to improve regulation quality. The aim of the research carried out in 2010 in the public and private sector was to determine whether their staff display different levels of familiarity with the measures and whether both sectors define the...
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| description | Measures to reduce administrative burdens are part of efforts to improve regulation quality. The aim of the research carried out in 2010 in the public and private sector was to determine whether their staff display different levels of familiarity with the measures and whether both sectors define the same groups of regulation as the most burdensome. The results indicated that information provision on measures to reduce administrative burdens in Slovenia is poor, particularly in the private sector, which is intended as the main beneficiary of these measures. Despite this, the private sector reported that regulation for small and medium-sized businesses had improved over the period in which measures to reduce administrative burdens had been implemented. The public sector assessed public procurement regulation as the most burdensome, while the private sector ranked employment regulations as the most burdensome. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-04a4f4b7abff46a8b9e649246139669b2025-01-22T10:56:04ZengUniversity of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)Central European Public Administration Review2591-22402591-22592011-03-019110.17573/cepar.v9i1.163Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in SloveniaUrška MilavecMaja KlunMeasures to reduce administrative burdens are part of efforts to improve regulation quality. The aim of the research carried out in 2010 in the public and private sector was to determine whether their staff display different levels of familiarity with the measures and whether both sectors define the same groups of regulation as the most burdensome. The results indicated that information provision on measures to reduce administrative burdens in Slovenia is poor, particularly in the private sector, which is intended as the main beneficiary of these measures. Despite this, the private sector reported that regulation for small and medium-sized businesses had improved over the period in which measures to reduce administrative burdens had been implemented. The public sector assessed public procurement regulation as the most burdensome, while the private sector ranked employment regulations as the most burdensome.https://journals.uni-lj.si/CEPAR/article/view/20322administrative barriers and burdensadministrative costscompetitivenessinformation provisionpublic and private sectorSlovenia |
| spellingShingle | Urška Milavec Maja Klun Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia Central European Public Administration Review administrative barriers and burdens administrative costs competitiveness information provision public and private sector Slovenia |
| title | Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia |
| title_full | Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia |
| title_fullStr | Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia |
| title_short | Familiarity with Measures to Reduce Administrative Burdens in The Public and Private Sector in Slovenia |
| title_sort | familiarity with measures to reduce administrative burdens in the public and private sector in slovenia |
| topic | administrative barriers and burdens administrative costs competitiveness information provision public and private sector Slovenia |
| url | https://journals.uni-lj.si/CEPAR/article/view/20322 |
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