Slow service, and slow release of public documents in
securing a Business Permit at Boracay and Malay are current problems of the
Town Council of Malay.
This is allegedly because many requirements are asked from
employees by the Departments of the Local Government Unit and the Village of
Balabag when a Business Permit is processed. Adding to the problem is the slow
service rendered which results to slow release of documents.
According to Town Council Member, Rowen Aguirre, it was the LGU who asked for the requirements, therefore the service rendered should
be prompt to avoid wasting the time of employees especially for Boracay
employees.
Aguirre had first commented, and it was seconded by all the
Town Council Members, on the almost two (2) weeks period that it takes before a
Village Clearance is given because of the many requirements asked for. The many requirements asked for, allegedly, do
not have basis.
Complicating matters, according to Aguirre, are the
requirements in securing a Health Certificate of employees.
Aguirre added the employees and employers went to the Departments
of the Local Government Unit and the Village of Balabag in order to pay their
obligation or taxes, yet they are made to undergo difficulties, and sometimes
unpleasant experience.
The Town Council suggested it is about time to revise or
look into the requirements asked for by the LGU of Malay in renewing Business Permit,
and revisions could be implemented if not this year, in the next years.
Meanwhile, because of the slow process underwent by
employees just in completing requirements so employers could renew their
Business Permit, the Town Council plans to extend the deadline for the renewal
of Business Permit. Instead of January
21, the plan is to extend the deadline to February 20, 2013.
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