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A five-point recommendation letter has been sent to the central government's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) on the upcoming national retail trade policy.
Photo Credit : Twitter/ Manish Sisodia
Recently, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said in a statement that the Delhi government has written to the Centre with recommendations for the improvement of the retail trade sector in the country by simplifying registration laws and by introducing innovative trade practices.
A five-point recommendation letter has been sent to the central government's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) on the upcoming national retail trade policy. The introduction of a single ID system for simplified registration of businesses, and the establishment of a strict monitoring and evaluation framework in the Central Inspection System (CIS) has also been recommended.
Certain other recommendations include, increasing the validity of licences to five years, integration of National Career Service Portal and Employment exchange portals with a single-window system, and introduction of a hassle-free process for closure of businesses. "National Retail Trade Policy has a great potential to streamline the retail trade industry and can be an accelerator for the socio-economic development of the country," Sisodia stated.
The Policy aims to bring about a streamlining in the retail trade and promotion of the ease of doing business in the retail trade sector.