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These flashcards cover key concepts, legal terms, and principles associated with the Anti-Red Tape Authority and the Ease of Doing Business Law in the Philippines.
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Republic Act No. 11032
Also known as the Ease of Doing Business Act, it institutionalizes reforms to improve government service delivery by reducing bureaucratic red tape.
3-7-20 Day Rule
Processing time limits for transactions: Simple transactions must be completed in 3 days, complex in 7 days, and highly technical transactions in 20 days.
Zero-Contact Policy
A rule that prohibits unnecessary face-to-face interactions between government officials and applicants to prevent bribery.
Citizen’s Charter
A public document that outlines the step-by-step procedures, processing times, fees, and responsible officers for government services.
Automatic Approval
A provision where an application is deemed approved if an agency fails to act within prescribed processing periods.
Streamlining & Reengineering
The process where agencies must simplify procedures to enhance efficiency in service delivery.
Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA)
A structured approach to evaluate the costs and benefits of regulatory proposals.
Administrative Liability
Penalties imposed for failure to process applications on time or for refusing applications.
Regulatory Burden
The cost and resources required by individuals or businesses to comply with regulations.
Proportionality Principle
The principle stating that regulatory measures should not exceed what is necessary to achieve policy objectives.
One-Time Submission Rule
A rule prohibiting agencies from requiring repeated documents that have already been submitted.
Electronic Business One-Stop Shop (eBOSS)
A digital platform required for LGUs to allow unified processing of business permits and online applications.
Regulatory Coherence
The consistent alignment of regulations across different agencies to avoid conflicting requirements.