RIGA - There is still too much bureaucracy in Latvia, Auditor General Inguna Sudraba says in an interview with the daily Neatkariga, reports LETA. Sudraba says she has observed that a large number of political documents are constantly drawn up by the Cabinet of Ministers, but without any follow-up or practical application.“Therefore, we see there are resources for producing all this. This is just one example to show that public administration is bloated. Second, we have very many small institutions, which are very expensive [to run] as such. The costs are incommensurate with t...
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