
Launch of Regulatory Compliance Portal to minimize Regulatory Compliance Burden for Businesses and Citizens
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal trade,
in a major initiative, has launched the Regulatory Compliance Portal on January
1 to act as a bridge between citizens, industries and the government in order
to minimize burdensome compliances. The Portal will also act as a first of its
kind central online repository of all central and state level compliances
All Central Ministries/Departments
and States/UTs have been asked examine
laws/regulations/rules under their purview and implement an Action Plan to
rationalize and simplify all the processes and remove burdensome compliances,
decriminalize laws and repeal redundant Acts. These details would be captured
and tracked on the Regulatory Compliance Portal.
Industry stakeholders from
Trade bodies such as CII, FICCI and ASSOCHAM would also be able to submit
compliances and proposed recommendations. This will be assessed by concerned
Government authorities and suitable action would be undertaken to minimize the
regulatory compliance burden.
Performance of activities on this portal would be closely
reviewed by the senior Government officers
Performance of activities on
this portal would be closely reviewed by the senior Government officers.
Cabinet Secretary would have real-time comprehensive view of all compliances
and status of all requests raised across Central Ministries/Departments and
States/UTs. Customized reports of action taken by each Ministry/Department and
State/UT also gets generated for monitoring and evaluation.
The Regulatory Compliance
Portal will be instrumental in achieving the vision of a truly Atmanirbhar
Bharat and help usher ease of doing business for industry and ease of living.
DPIIT and Ministry of Commerce
and Industry to coordinate exercise of minimizing regulatory compliance burden
Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade
(DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry has been directed by Cabinet
Secretary to act as the nodal department for coordinating the exercise of
minimizing regulatory compliance burden for citizens and businesses. A
systematic exercise across Central Ministries/Departments and States/UTs is
being undertaken by DPIIT to eliminate/reduce compliances which have an adverse
impact on time and cost of businesses.
DPIIT has
conducted 21 training sessions from 04.01.2021 to 14.01.2021 for all
ministries and states to familiarize them with Regulatory Compliance
Portal. Additional 12 training sessions are also underway
from 18.01.2021 to 23.01.21. These training sessions involve detailed
information about submitting details in Regulatory Compliance Portal by
respective Nodal Officers in Central Ministries and States.
India’s commitment to reforms
is evident from the width and scale of reforms undertaken at pan- India level
since 2014 under the visionary leadership of Hon. Prime Minister. This is
reflected in the meteoric rise of India’s rank in World Bank’s Ease of Doing
Business Report from 142nd in 2014 to 63rd in
2019.