dmitrievich grigorenko please hello dear colleagues dear mikhail vladimirovich it is no secret to anyone that the supervisory burden is the most important element of business development in any country and, of course, the government of the russian federation is consistently addressing this issue by reducing the burden, and we not only minimize control verification procedures, but also significantly simplifies them, and when solving this tasks. we proceed from the fact that there can be no verification, no control procedure can be comfortable and simple, if the rules of doing business are complex and incomprehensible, therefore, the first thing. where we started and what we have done we analyzed all the current regulations and all existing mandatory requirements. these are more than 300,000 rules of requirements that a business is obliged to carry out business activities in order to update them, and as a result of this work, a third of the rules. well, because of their irrelevance, the remaining two-thirds updated. this is work. it was held jointly with associations and a special thanks t

become the apogee of digitalization, we will talk about this with deputy prime minister dmitry grigorenko dmitrievichwe say that the moratorium on verification is perceived by business, as the most effective measure from the complex of supporting the economy in the conditions of sanctions. but, as it is expressed in numbers, since march 10, we have introduced a moratorium on inspections and, uh , comparing, let's say, uh, with e covid times with the twentieth year. eh, it's like a completely different moratorium in the sense that we have made significant progress during this time, in general, on the reform of the control of supervisory activities. last year, we launched a large information resource of the cloud system, in which all checks are recorded from beginning to end, therefore, as soon as the decision was made to introduce a moratorium on checks. eh, this year. we are immediately at the touch of a button 218.000 verification. right there from the plan and not the plan. well, in fact, they excluded, that is, they stopped. so here's one click. uh, in one fell swoop, while uh also. you perfectly

work has been done in this area, here i ask my deputy dmitry yuryevich grigorenko to report on how this work is going now dmitrievich, mikha vladimirovich hello dear colleagues vladimirovich, most of the decisions made by the government of the russian federation are reflected in the issuance of regulatory legal acts, a significant part of the laws that are adopted also cannot work without the issuance of regulatory legal acts. us line of government orders, so timely quality preparation of legal acts. uh is very important, especially in the context of the dynamically growing volume of decisions made in recent times. in that direction, fundamental decisions were made that made it possible to create a system for the rapid issuance of documents with strict control of deadlines. er, by monitoring them, fulfilling the established deadlines, firstly, a working group has been created, which reviews the so-called problematic acts on an ongoing basis. that is, it is an act for which there is potential. the risk of not being published in time to respond to these risks is, secondly, that the secretaries in the executive branch