Seek the application of the law
The article discusses society's understanding of the issue of administrative complexity and routine procedures in government processes. It suggests that the problem is not always rooted in the legal texts themselves, but sometimes in the regulations and executive instructions added to the law with the intention of organization, which then become obstacles to implementation. The importance of reviewing and simplifying these regulations is emphasized, along with improving and training staff to ensure fair and flexible application of the law—rather than holding the law itself responsible for citizens' suffering. The article also highlights that the success of legislation is not only measured by the elegance of its wording but also by its effectiveness and ease of application, which are essential for building trust and accountability between the state and its citizens.
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