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Published on: Saturday, May 08, 2021
By: Bernama
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Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) has digitalised their Regulatory Notification Submission process with the launch of the ‘Digital Regulatory Notification’ (DRN) Friday.
DRN is aimed at improving the efficiency of rule-making process and supporting Good Regulatory Practice, in line with the government’s ongoing digitalisation initiatives that will bring further positive impact to the productivity and competitiveness of the country.
MPC director-general Datuk Abdul Latif Abu Seman said that the move is imperative to help regulators comply with the Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) requirements when developing or amending regulations.
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“The RIA process is for regulators to state their proposals on new or existing regulations to MPC using the DRN platform.
MITI deputy minister urges businesses to share regulatory concerns through #MyMudah 28 Apr 2021 / 09:24 H. Bernama
PETALING JAYA: MalaysiaMudah or #MyMudah initiative by Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC), a programme which enables feedback on unnecessary regulations on businesses, has so far received 408 issues through the Unified Public Consultation (UPC) portal.
Senator Datuk Lim Ban Hong, Deputy Minister, Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) said, “I urge businesses, either local enterprises or international firms operating in Malaysia, to register their concerns on regulatory barriers hindering business revival and growth, especially during this phase of economic recovery.”
“A conducive business climate is one of the key drivers for industries to hasten recovery, increase productivity, and improve performance. By eliminating the unnecessary regulatory burdens imposed on businesses, firms operate in a more encouraging business environment. Comp
Tuesday, 27 Apr 2021 04:05 PM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 Businesses, either local enterprises or international firms operating in the country, have been urged to register their concerns on regulatory barriers hindering business revival and growth, especially during the economic recovery phase, through the MyMudah platform, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) said.
Deputy Minister Datuk Lim Ban Hong said the platform, an undertaken initiative by the Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) has so far received 408 issues through the Unified Public Consultation (UPC) portal.
The programme enables feedback on unnecessary regulations on businesses.
“A conducive business climate is one of the key drivers for industries to hasten recovery, increase productivity, and improve performance.