Govt works on plan to deregulate licensing requirements to transform Delhi into an ‘investment destination’

In a print to increase the ease of doing business in Delhi, the center called on reforms aiming to relieve the norms of the governor and to establish a single window cleaning system to position the capital as a ‘investment target’.

An important proposal taken into consideration is the elimination of compulsory health trade, general trade and factory licenses given by MCD and NDMC.

The center also proposed to be exempted from registration separately within the scope of stores and establishment law managed by Delhi GOVT’s working department by Delhi GOVT within the scope of the working department of the GST or FSSAI.
The deregulation cell under the cabinet secretariat took a step to bring approvals from the FSSAI, GST, ESIC, Fire Department and Delhi Pollution Control Committee under a single -window system. Sources told the ToI that the center described them as “low -hanging fruits” that can be quickly “breaking” that can be broken “through executive orders or notifications without having to change the existing laws.

Push, LG VK Saxena’s Delhi police in seven categories – swimming pools, restaurants, hotels, guest houses, discotheques, video game halls, entertainment parks and auditoriums come back days after cleaning a proposal.

Authorities said that a recent presentation was made to the Prime Minister and that the lieutenant emphasized the reforms he has already introduced to facilitate business arrangements in Delhi. The Prime Minister, who was affected by Saxena’s efforts, directed the authorities to ensure that traders no longer interfere with the bureaucratic bureaucracy while establishing operations. According to the authorities, the deregulation cell carried out a comprehensive examination of the existing laws and the Delhi government made more than one consultation with representatives of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs of MCD, NDMC, DDA, RERA and Union. With the analysis of the best practices from other states, these discussions shaped the latest proposals aimed at solving the regulatory network created by overlapping agency judicial powers. One of the reforms- GST-or FSSAI registered enterprises can be applied with a business department notification, exempt from the registration of compulsory stores and organization law.

To facilitate the process, he proposed to set the cell, MCD or NDMC as a knot agency for all work -related licenses. He suggested that applicants only visit an office for all approvals. He also proposed to transfer the authorities to manage FSSAI and weights and licenses to the civilian agency and to determine the MCD commissioner or the president of the NDMC as a food safety commissioner and legal metrology controller.

“Currently, any other license should be brought to MCD to provide a single contact point for the commercial activity discussed by Delhi Govt.” He said.

Recommendations said that these reforms will pave the way for a really effective single -window gap system. Lieutenant Governor, MCD, NDMC, FSSAI, GST, ESIC, EPF, fire services and all key stakeholders, including DPCC, were recommended to bring them to a combined platform to facilitate coordination.

(With TOI inputs)