A group of deputies of the Committee on the agro-industrial complex came out with a legislative initiative and proposed to legalize the rule that the license applicant, that is an organization providing services in the construction sector, can attract managers and specialists of the relevant profile to carry out work in the declared area of activity under civil law contracts. Currently, the requirements for construction organizations are imposed not depending on the types of construction work they perform, but depending on the class of structures being built.
Construction organization because of this must maintain a large staff of specialists in order to obtain a license for some subspecies of activity.
Such requirements in some cases are economically unreasonable and unprofitable, since small construction organizations cannot contain many employees. These conditions in some cases are impracticable due to the lack of qualified personnel.
The Supreme Council supported this initiative and adopted the law-in-draft in the final reading.