Carlos Almaraz Deputy Director for Internal Market BUSINESSEUROPE Key elements for a useful Point of Single Contact Debate by Czech Government and CEBRE.

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Carlos Almaraz Deputy Director for Internal Market BUSINESSEUROPE Key elements for a useful Point of Single Contact Debate by Czech Government and CEBRE Carlos AlmarazBrussels, 4 February 2010

2 Easier to establish and provide services within national territory and in other Member States How? contact with a single and well-identified contact point less red tape and bureaucracy quicker access to relevant information speedier formalities (tacit authorisation) reduced costs access at a distance and via electronic means Importance for businesses Brussels, 4 February 2010Carlos Almaraz

3 Adequate budgetary and human resources Effective coordination of competent authorities and different administrative levels Use of necessary e-tools (authentication, identification and e-forms) / coordination with e-government experts National and cross-border interoperability of e-tools Diversity of national PSC models in multilevel governance MS Use of foreign languages Information and business/SMEs awareness-raising Main challenges in setting up PSCs Brussels, 4 February 2010Carlos Almaraz

4 1.Two main tasks: information and assistance in completion of formalities 2.Be adequately financed and staffed 3.Make information easily available and regularly updated 4.Clarify the mandate, tasks and responsibilities of PSCs and relevant competent authorities 5.Use English in addition to national languages 6.Develop guidelines for service providers on formalities and procedures 7.Provide a virtual and a physical PSC (at least helpdesk, back-up office or call centre) Setting up the right PSC: key elements (1) Brussels, 4 February 2010Carlos Almaraz

5 7. Provide services free of charge or at reduced fares 8. Ensure good coordination between PSCs and relevant competent authorities (back-offices) 9. Be easily recognisable and well-known via: -EU brand or logo -information campaigns/business awareness (SMEs) 10. Provide user-friendly and pragmatic e-tools ( identification and authentication systems, secured transactions, language technologies) 11. Consultation and test with users/service providers 12. Information campaigns and link with SOLVIT Setting up the right PSC: key elements (2) Brussels, 4 February 2010Carlos Almaraz