Investors are caught up in cumbersome laws
Representative of the people of Abhar, Khorramdareh and Soltanieh in the House of Nation: Unfortunately, inflation and cumbersome laws have made investors trapped in the provisions of the law and officials are unable to use the law properly to serve the country.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, Hojjatoleslam Hassan Shojaei, referring to the Supreme Leader's special attention in recent years to the issue of production in the nomination of the year, stated: The experience of disrupting and supporting the production of items needed to fight the corona Is in the presence of the Iranian nation, and in the same way, production in other areas of the country should be supported, supported and prevented.
"Unfortunately, inflation and cumbersome laws have caused investors to be caught up in the wording of the law and officials to fail to use the law properly to serve the country," he said. "Parliament is seeking to pass a bill." The new law will repeal several previous laws.
The representative of the people of Abhar, Khorramdareh and Soltanieh in the Islamic Consultative Assembly reminded that due to the atmosphere of economic war in the country, special powers have been given to the leaders of the forces to cross the barriers of production and economy. .
The Deputy Chairman of the Article 90 Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, emphasizing that the pressure and burden of work should not be transferred to investors, said: The mechanism of government agencies should be to facilitate work and spread the red carpet under the investor.
He noted that the law is a set of powers and restrictions that a strong manager goes to legal authority and capacity to advance the work and a weak manager refers investors to legal restrictions.
Referring to the fact that we have a duty to identify and eliminate the annoying laws, the official said: In the other part, the parliament is trying to solve the people's livelihood and economic problems immediately by using monitoring tools.
Emphasizing that problems can also be overcome with the existing laws, he added: "Executive managers must interpret the laws in the interest of the public, investors and industrialists."
