Govt urged to reduce red tape

A body set up by the Government to improve the way businesses are regulated is calling for a new five-year programme to help reduce red tape.

Wed, 25 Apr, 2007 - 14:20

A body set up by the Government to improve the way businesses are regulated is calling for a new five-year programme to help reduce red tape.

The Business Regulation Forum says bureaucracy is costing companies in Ireland €500m-a-year.

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