Elated over highest investment attracted into the State even during Covid-19 situations, the State Government has furthered ‘ease of doing business’ through ground-level implementation of the Business Reform Action Plan ( BRAP) for the year 2020-21. This was discussed at a meeting held on digital mode under chairmanship of Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy from Lokseva Bhawan wherein Industries Principal Secretary Hemant Kumar Sharma outlined various technical and administrative contours for quick implementatio of BRAP.
Reviewing progress in business reforms introduced by different departments so far, Chief Secretary directed to enhance user base of online G2B services. He directed to define the time limit for actual delivery of services like NOCs, licenses, permissions, certificates, clearances, conversion of land category, processing of forest diversion proposals etc. He asked departments to reduce the compliance burden on business enterprises and industries by simplifying norms and providing for inline compliances like filing of reports and returns.
Sharma said Mo Sarkar and 5-T doctrines have been helpful in making many services online. He advised all departments to link all their G2B online service portals with Go-Swift system of IPICOl so as to make it easier for prospective investors and business enterprises.