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Conference - Regulatory Reform in Poland. State of play  

14 November 2011, Warsaw

 Venue: Chancellery of the Prime Minister

Reform of the legislative process and simplification of existing law in Poland

What have been achieved in putting the Better/Smart Regulation ideas into practice in Poland and what more should be done?

 9.30  Summing-up of the project „Reform of the legislative process and simplification of existing law”

Simplification of existing regulations, baseline measurement of almost 4 000 information obligations stemming from 482 acts of economic law, training courses for the total of almost 3000 civil servants and government officials of the central administration – these are some of the most prominent effects of the Regulatory Reform that will be discussed.

 Welcome speech: Waldemar Pawlak, Deputy Prime Minister  

  1. Mieczysław Kasprzak, Secretary of the State, Ministry of Economy
  2. Artur Kopijkowski-Gożuch, Deputy Director in Ministry of Economy
  3. Dorota Bortnowska, Director in Ministry of Regional Development
  4. Andrzej Przybylski, Expert in Mobilna Kooltura Sp. z o.o.
  5. Dionizy Smoleń, Director in Deloitte Business Consulting S.A.
  6. Artur Nowak-Far, Professor in Warsaw School of Economics 

11:00 Business friendly regulatory environment – Poland compared to the EU and the World

Making Policies Perform. Administrative simplification in Poland. Doing Business 2012. Best practices to implement EU legislation in the least burdensome way. 

  1. Katarzyna Urbańska, Direcor, Polish Confederation of Private Employers Lewiatan
  2. Daniel Trnka,  Expert in OECD
  3. Marcin Piątkowski, Senior Economist in World Bank  

Second Session

Legislative process in the EU and its impact on EU Member States’ economies

How to avoid creating administrative barriers in the EU legislative process and in the implementation of EU law into Member States’ legislative frameworks?

 13:00 Introduction to the second session 

  1. Adam Jasser, Undersecretary of State, Prime Minister’s Plenipotentiary for the Reduction of Bureaucracy, Chancellery of the Prime Minister
  2. Waldemar Pawlak, Deputy Prime Minister
  3. Henryka Bochniarz, President of Polish Confederation of Private Employers Lewiatan
  4. Edmund Stoiber, Chairman of HLG AB

 13:30 Strengths and weaknesses of the EU legislative process - Panel discussion

What are the strengths and what are the weaknesses of the current EU legislative system? How to best address the problem of over-regulation in the EU. Will “actions” such as lowering by 2012 administrative costs by 25% help to improve the situation?

Moderator: Adam Jasser, Chancellery of the Prime Minister

 Panel members:

  1. Rolf Alter, OECD
  2. Michael Gibbons, HLG AB
  3. Jacek Piekacz, Vattenfall Poland Sp. z o.o.
  4. Wojciech Stępniewski, WWF Polska

 15:00 Good and bad practices in the implementation of EU law into national frameworks - Panel discussion

HLG AB report on best practices, Presentation of 2-3 cases. How to limit administrative barriers while implementing EU legislation? Can EU law be “improved” through a smart implementation? How to avoid gold-platting while implementing EU legislation?

Moderator: Paul Mollerup, HLG AB

 Panel members:

  1. John Hontelez, HLG AB
  2. Henryk Orfinger, dr Irena Eris
  3. Jonathon Stoodley, DG EC
  4. Aleksandra Frączek, Federacja Konsumentów

 16:00 Summing-up 

  1. Małgorzata Starczewska-Krzysztoszek, PKPP Lewiatan, HLG AB
  2. Artur Kopijkowski-Gożuch, Ministry of Economy