REGULATORY GUIDE

Risk-Based Business Licensing under Government Regulation 28/2025

Government Regulation 28/2025 establishes risk-based licensing with obligations tied to activity risk.

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Regulatory Guide

Government Regulation 28/2025 establishes risk-based licensing with obligations tied to activity risk.

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Practical assessment

Map NIB, standard certificates, permits and PB UMKU as distinct authorisations.

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Recommended next steps

Review transitional provisions and sector rules when comparing earlier and current licences.

Regulatory note

General guide; verify current requirements with competent authorities before relying on it.

Key issues and supporting evidence

Risk-Based Business Licensing under Government Regulation 28/2025

These checkpoints identify the specific evidence and questions that matter for this topic.

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Government Regulation 28/2025 establishes risk-based licensing with obligations tied to activity risk.

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Map NIB, standard certificates, permits and PB UMKU as distinct authorisations.

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Review transitional provisions and sector rules when comparing earlier and current licences.

Risk-based licensing must be checked against the actual business activity and the sector-specific OSS requirements, not just the incorporation documents. Distinguish an NIB from standard-certificate or permit obligations and any basic prerequisites concerning location, environment or buildings, where applicable.

Official sources to check

Before relying on a requirement, review the current regulation, its schedules and any product-specific provisions.

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