Hessen revolutionized: Reducing bureaucracy brings relief for citizens!
Hessen revolutionized: Reducing bureaucracy brings relief for citizens!
In a pioneering session, the Hessian state government decided on June 30, 2025, a comprehensive bureaucracy reduction package, which serves as the first stage to relieve the citizens. Prime Minister Boris Rhein emphasizes that this is about a central step towards a more efficient and citizen -friendly administration. The aim of the package is to reduce numerous unnecessary regulations and to make life easier for people in Hesse. Rhein sees the reduction in bureaucracy as a lengthy process, which is, however, urgently needed. Especially with regard to the creation of affordable living space, new possibilities are to be created through reduced bureaucratic hurdles.The measures are quite comprehensive. Above all, the digitization of the approval procedures is intended to help make administrative processes easier and citizens. In addition, communication with the authorities is significantly simplified: In the future, an email will be sufficient to overcome many bureaucratic hurdles. Over 70 different evidence and certification obligations are eliminated. This learns further support from the deputy Prime Minister Kaweh Mansori, who emphasizes the practical improvements for citizens and the economy.
important changes for citizens and business
A particularly important point of the new law is the elimination of written forms-digital copies are now sufficient. In addition, unnecessary reporting obligations, including in the area of basic security, are abolished. This means that many citizens no longer have to deal with unnecessary bureaucracy.
Another component is the simplified handling of approval procedures. Instead of wrestling complicated agreement, a "behavior" will be sufficient in many cases in the future. Volunteering is also relieved: club festivals no longer have to be registered with the restaurant authority. These measures aim to strengthen social life and citizen participation in Hesse.
future prospects for Hesse
The state government sees the bureaucracy reduction package as a clock in the debate about de-bureaucratization at the federal and European level. Minister Manfred Pentz speaks of a strong signal for politics and is committed to courageous steps from the federal government and the EU. Principles for modern legislation are also determined in order to secure sustainable change in the administration. The changes affect a total of 90 laws and regulations with a total of 120 changed individual regulations, which underlines the reach of the reforms.
These fundamental changes reflect the efforts to make Hessen sustainable and to ensure more efficient, citizen -closer administration. The Hessian state government has thus demonstrated the right nose to relieve the citizens of excessive bureaucracy and at the same time to do good business for the economy.
In this context, it is important that the implementation of these measures takes place step by step and trust in state action is strengthened. The remarkable package shows how clever legislation and modern technologies can be broken down step by step step by step. Further information can be found on hessen.de , wiesbadenaktuell.de as well as in an article by Spiegel.de
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