According to the proposal, the moratorium on business inspections will be in effect until December 31, 2026. This restriction affects inspections conducted by law enforcement and other authorized state bodies.
However, there are a number of exceptions when inspections will still be permitted. These include:
- inspections within the framework of criminal and civil cases;
- inspections based on requests from the entrepreneurs themselves;
- inspections at the request of foreign state bodies;
- inspections based on appeals from individuals and legal entities;
- inspections when there are specific grounds for violating the law;
- customs inspections;
- tax inspections within the framework of the already existing tax moratorium;
- inspections conducted by the National Bank;
- inspections in the field of civil aviation.
The draft also specifies the personal responsibility of heads of state bodies for compliance with this moratorium.
This initiative aims to reduce pressure on businesses, prevent potential abuses during inspections, and improve the investment climate in the country.
The text of the draft resolution is available on the portal for public discussion of regulatory legal acts, where all interested parties can leave their comments and suggestions.
