AMMAN — In a cabinet session presided over by Prime MinisterBisher Al-Khasawneh on Wednesday, here are the approved regulatory changes for
2023.
- Approval of the reasons for the draft bylaw for
practicing academic work in public universities and colleges for 2023.
- Approval of the reasons for the draft Nursery Bylaw for 2023, with the aim of promoting the establishment of nurseries in remote
areas, launching inclusive nurseries for children with disabilities,
supporting women in home-based work, and ensuring a safe environment for
working women and their children.
- Introduction of a system to streamline procedures for
licensing nurseries in private workplaces, aligning with Labor Law
provisions, automating these processes, and enhancing legal oversight to
ensure proper childcare conditions.
- Approval of the rationale for a draft Customs Services
Fees Bylaw on Imported Goods for 2023, which seeks to support national
industries by reducing tariffs on raw materials for nuts from 5 to 3
percent, making them more affordable and competitive.
- Approval of the mandating reasons for a draft bylaw for
licensing publishing and advertising institutions for 2023, as well as a
draft system for setting fees for licensing printing presses, publishing
and distribution houses, research and translation establishments, public
opinion survey centers, advertising offices, and periodical publications
for 2023.
اضافة اعلانThese
regulations intend to replace the library license issued by the Media
Commission (MC) of Jordan with a simplified registration process, eliminating
the need for licensing. This change aims to reduce the administrative burden on
parties seeking a license from library owners and streamline procedures by
allowing transactions to be completed at the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and
Supply, the Jordan News Agency, Petra reported.
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