Unindustria: anti-bureaucracy pact with the State – Fewer documents and fewer but clearer rules; today, the business assembly will propose an alliance with the public administration to Renzi
UNINDUSTRIA GENERAL MEETING Community survey: ‘78 per cent of members are calling for this’ Less bureaucracy: that is the new challenge. The association will propose an alliance with the public administration to Renzi
Fewer forms and documents, to be submitted at a single counter, with just a few clear rules to follow. This is the public administration that businesses in Treviso have been dreaming of. To make this a reality, Unindustria Treviso will today, at its general meeting, propose a new alliance, which it will also put forward to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, the guest of honour at the meeting. During the lengthy preparatory process, the employers’ association analysed its members’ dealings with the public sector through a bespoke survey commissioned from Community Media Research. There are two priorities that are of particular concern: streamlining procedures and reducing the number of documents (cited by 78.4 per cent of the sample) and the unification or integration of offices (53.5 per cent). Much remains to be done. So much so that Daniele Marini, who led the study, sums up businesses’ feelings towards bureaucracy in three words: burden, slowness and opacity.
