The Government issued Decree 385/2026/NĐ-CP on administrative procedure control. Article 11 requires consultation on administrative procedures alongside the general consultation on policy proposals and draft legal documents, including with control agencies, affected parties, professional associations, experts and scientists. Article 12 sets impact assessment criteria: necessity, rationality, constitutionality and legality, and compliance costs. An administrative procedure may only be introduced after impact assessment and cannot be replaced by post-inspection, risk-based management, self-declaration or other measures. The assessment must also cover the level of IT application and feasibility in the electronic environment.
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