Constitution for entrepreneurs to be adopted before elections

Deputy Prime Minister Janusz Piechociński asserted government's resolve to approve new law for businesses during current term in office, the Polish Press Agency  reported. A catalogue of entrepreneurs' and institutions' rights and duties is said to be formulated. Government also contends that the relations between administration and businesses ought to be rendered amicable, thus a "presumption of honesty" principle would be introduced. The law would change the system of inspections as well. Audits would be less time-consuming, less cumbersome, and when decisions to extend an audit's duration is made, firms could litigate against them in administrative courts. Controlling bodies would be obliged to publish detailed descriptions of inspection procedures on their websites. Piechociński pointed that it would be the first act that the newly-elected president Andrzej Duda could sign with a profound approval and understanding of the needs of Polish entrepreneurship and Polish economy.