The government formally adopted on Tuesday a basic policy on the creation of special deregulation zones, looking to minimize interference from governmental offices.
Under the policy, a system will be established at the Cabinet Secretariat to deal with complaints from municipalities that believe they are being pressured by national ministries and agencies, officials said.
National public offices also will be prohibited from imposing any conditions on activities carried out in the special deregulation zones aside from those set under the government policy itself.
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