Silent consent extended to 17 laws: Polish administration faces new deadline discipline
New Polish regulations extend the principle of silent consent — whereby a failure to issue a decision within the deadline automatically grants approval — to 17 separate laws. The change is designed to shorten administrative proceedings and force public offices to meet deadlines, something no previous mechanism has managed to achieve. The reform spans multiple areas of public life and could significantly speed up bureaucratic procedures.
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