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Johor MB calls for less red tape on business licence applications

Datuk Hasni Mohammad tells local govt authorities to focus on traders affected by pandemic

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 16 Oct 2021 4:45PM

Johor MB calls for less red tape on business licence applications
The Covid-19 pandemic affects the state government’s revenue and impedes efforts to help the people, according to Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Hasni Mohammad. – Bernama pic, October 16, 2021 

JOHOR BARU – Local government authorities should make the process of applying for business licences easy, especially for those affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, said Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Hasni Mohammad.

He added that bureaucratic red tape should be reduced and problems resolved immediately.

“If someone wants to open a food shop, don’t let the person wait for months to get the licence. If possible, make it easier. If they want to carry out their business anywhere, allow them.

“Find a way to reduce the hassle and bureaucracy in a situation where the people are facing hardship,” he said in a statement today.

Moreover, Hasni said the pandemic affected the state government’s revenue and this impeded efforts to help the people, such as providing exemptions on rental payments for state government-owned business premises.

He also hopes non-governmental organisations in the state will continue to play their role in helping the people. – Bernama, October 16, 2021 

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