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Business leaders call on the Minister of Digital Government to defer non-essential regulations on private sector until pandemic has subsided
Business leaders call on the Minister of Digital Government to defer non-essential regulations on private sector until pandemic has subsided
The government should resist the urge to develop new non-essential regulations that will require extensive engagement from the private sector and take away from its ability to focus on the health and safety of employees
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