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In Poland, an average of 20,000 pages of new legislation enter into force every year. The legal environment for business, the conditions for conducting economic activity and the rights and obligations of businesses are constantly changing.
These changes are sometimes introduced in a hurry, often without a reliable assessment of their economic, legal and social impact, and also without the involvement of the addressees of the new regulations.
As DZP's Regulatory and Legislative Advisory Team, we believe that the interests of businesses should be duly represented in the law-making process and taken into account when new legislation is created. New legislation should not create barriers to business development or impose excessive regulatory burdens on businesses.
Therefore - regardless of the sector - we help our clients to be actively involved in the legislative process and the public debate about new regulations, and monitor changes in regulations and assess their impact on business.
The main aim of our advice is:
We support our clients by:
We also participate in projects implemented by the public sector that are aimed at comprehensively implementing new regulations into the Polish legal system or adapting Polish regulations to the requirements of EU law or other international regulations.
We also provide dedicated advisory services to local government entities, particularly on system issues and on matters involving the financing of tasks imposed on local government entities by the legislator.
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