The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the integration of a risk management module into the state’s automated business supervision system. This new component will enable the system to automatically select enterprises for inspection based on risk assessments.
The implementation of the risk management module is part of a broader initiative to modernize regulatory frameworks and improve the efficiency of state oversight. By leveraging data analytics and predictive models, the system aims to identify potential compliance risks and prioritize inspections for businesses that pose the highest risk to public interests or market stability.
Officials emphasized that the automated selection process will reduce bureaucratic delays and ensure that resources are allocated more effectively. The module will analyze various factors, including financial health, compliance history, and market behavior, to determine which companies are most likely to require scrutiny. This approach is expected to create a more targeted and efficient regulatory environment while maintaining high standards of oversight.