New bid to cut red tape, refine public services
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China will further cut red tape to improve the quality and efficiency of public services, according to a circular on public service and entrepreneurship published by the General Office of the State Council.
The circular points out the significance for the government to better its public service, as well as major tasks to optimize public service and encourage grassroots entrepreneurship.
According to the circular, governments at all levels and their departments shall come out with a list of the public service they provide as well as a guide for citizens on each of the services, and make them known to the public through their websites or brochures.
Governments shall no longer require unnecessary 鈥減roofs鈥 from citizens about his/her mother or if he/she is still living. Instead, they may try to get such information from other authorities, the circular says.
They will further simplify procedures and push innovation in their service methods, in order to shorten processing time. Local governments will encourage more one-stop services, the circular said.
Procedures that are suitable and available for online handling will be open to the public, while a platform featuring both online and offline services is expected to be set up.
The State Council has been streamlining government administration since 2013 when the central government departments controlled 1,526 approval items. In October, it slashed another 62 administrative approval items in a move to reduce government control and stimulate the market.
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