The current normative framework provides a number of instruments for protecting micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and for avoiding abuses on the part of inspection bodies, says the Governments’ appraisal of MP Alexandru Slusari’s legislative proposal to suspend state inspections at the mentioned entities, IPN reports.
The MP said many enterprises will encounter difficulties in recovering after the pandemic crisis. They lost some of the partners and do not have the necessity financial resources.
In the Cabinet meeting, Minister of Economy and Infrastructure Sergiu Răilean said the Commission for Exceptional Situations already instituted a moratorium on inspections until June 1, 2020. There were promoted a series of new measures to support the enterprises working on this market segment.
On the other hand, the existing normative framework ensures the protection of SMEs from the abuses of inspection bodies. They are exempted from state inspections during the first three years of the registration (except for cases of offenses). The financial-fiscal inspections at these enterprises are performed once in three years.
The appraisal also says that the author of the legislative proposal didn’t present an analysis of the impact of the proposed regulation.
