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Two departments of Chandigarh seek ideas from public to simplify processes

Suggestions have been solicited by the Excise and Taxation Department and the Department of Technical Education



Chandigarh, July 20

Two more departments of the UT Administration have invited suggestions from the public for simplification of processes and minimising regulatory compliance burdens in services.

The suggestions have been solicited by the Excise and Taxation Department and the Department of Technical Education.

The Administration has initiated an exercise of minimising regulatory compliance burden with an aim of simplifying, rationalising and digitising interfaces with citizens/industrialists/licensees. The main objective is to decrease time cost burden and improve ease of living for citizens and ease of doing business. — TNS


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