The document primarily focuses on the financing mechanism of the antimonopoly authority. At present, the law requires that the Development and Material Support Fund be formed from a fixed 25% of budget revenues related to violations of regulatory norms.
The draft proposes to abolish this strict requirement. Instead, it suggests transferring the issues of fund formation, the volume of its resources, and their use to the level of the Cabinet of Ministers.
In the justification for the changes, it is noted that the existing system hinders the flexibility of budget policy and does not take into account current economic conditions. The developers of the changes are confident that the new measures will allow:
- to quickly regulate the volume of financing;
- to consider actual budget revenues;
- to improve the efficiency of financial management.
At the same time, it is emphasized that the implementation of this law will not require additional expenditures from the state budget.
