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(Photo courtesy of ARTA) MANILA - The Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) has launched the Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) manual to ensure that new policies being introduced by the government do not add undue regulatory burden to citizens. ARTA deputy director general Ernesto Perez said all proposed regulations of the executive department including national government agencies (NGAs), government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs), government instrumentalities, and all local government units (LGUs) that provide services for business- and non-business-related transactions shall undergo RIA. "Its ultimate objective is to examine the different policy options and identify the best policy option that would deliver the greatest net benefit to the people of the Philippines taking into account all the benefits and costs of the regulation," Perez said during the launch Thursday. Legislations by the Congress, taxation measures, budget-related issuances, and projects and programs w

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