In Latvia, a working group has presented nine proposals to alleviate bureaucratic processes in entrepreneurship and construction. The group suggests the elimination of the building contractor classification, which has been maintained for over ten years without practical application. This repeal is expected to save time for both the Construction State Control Bureau (BVKB) and the contractors themselves.

Additionally, the proposals include simplifying the form of favorable administrative acts, which currently consume significant resources across various agencies. By optimizing the procedures for issuing these acts, the working group aims to streamline governmental operations, thereby increasing efficiency and reducing unnecessary paperwork.

Moreover, there are recommendations to simplify documentation for social services to lessen the administrative burden when assigning social benefits to economically disadvantaged individuals. These reforms are part of a broader initiative to improve the entrepreneurial environment in Latvia and enhance governmental responsiveness.