The craft industry is loudly complaining about too much bureaucracy.
“About 40 percent of operational time is bureaucratic.
There is around 30 percent bureaucracy in bread.
Politicians want to regulate everything in a binding way down to the last detail.
That can't work, ”said Holger Schwannecke, General Secretary of the Central Association of German Craftsmen (ZDH), on Wednesday at the Obermeistertag in Güstrow.
Güstrow (dpa / mv) - This is where the craft industry in the northeast met for discussion.
The President of the Chamber of Crafts (HWK) Schwerin, Uwe Lange, had previously reported complaints from the North German guild bakers, especially the documentation obligations in small businesses were a thorn in the side of the craftsmen.
According to Lange, the effort is hardly manageable in many areas.
In this context, he also criticized the sustainability law planned by the state government, which would result in further evidence.
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Jens-Uwe Hopf, HWK General Manager Ostmecklenburg-Vorpommern, called for a "one in one out principle" on Wednesday.
That would mean that for every newly introduced legal regulation, an old one would be dropped.
On Tuesday, the chambers of crafts in the northeast formulated their expectations of the future state government in a joint press conference.
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