Like me, I assume that all of you feel disgusted by the way this government met together. Determination of the last minute ministers with a little interest in their capabilities or electoral results was the worst type of horse circulation. The coalition that negotiated the madness that created a set of promises and happy obligations was nauseous. In the end, I look at this government and ask myself how people who have a high level of lack of confidence can work together to operate our country?
Israel has a problem. The government is symptoms. When a company, economy, or government runs, the primary glue is confidence. Aden and I spent a lot of time focusing on confidence before we form a pet and I can assure you that if any of us trusts each other, we will not be partners. Lack of confidence is a tax on all decisions and all economic or government activity. Regardless of the fear that you will be stabbed in the back, when you have no confidence, you create endless contracts and regulations instead of confidence in the rule of relationships. These contracts and regulations are tax. It is a cash and efficient tax. Then, when conflicts arise, we spend large quantities of time deciphering these contracts in the courts to eliminate and impose. This is bad.
It is very clear that the level of confidence between the government coalition factions and our ministers is close to zero, even within the party itself. This is a tax on all of us. However, it is not only the government. The entire system now operates in this way. According to my previous participation, it is necessary to obtain a housing permit because the bureaucrats believe that you are trying to stay away from something. Even we have real estate appeal committees to circumvent the bureaucrats because we do not trust them either. We have legal advisers in every governmental body and a governmental authority because no one can be trusted. This limits flexibility, creativity and problem solving even when your intentions are good. This is a large tax.
Worse, when we pick up people from sexual crimes and unlawful gain, the penalties are short and are often short if you are connected to the existing salads. The peak enforcement environment encourages deviation that generates more lack of confidence. It is a vicious cycle.
This is why Israel is now low confidence, high organization and low enforcement society. This is an enormous tax.
Countries should aspire exactly the opposite mixture. What we really want is high confidence, low regulations and high enforcement society. We need to stop worrying that everyone gets out of someone. The only way to create confidence is to believe that people are trustworthy. There are definitely errors and problems, but most people in society are good and worthy of confidence and we need to manage society for them and not for the sake of misfortune. This is what accelerates business and government and ensures a low cost of living. Someone needs to take the first faith leap to try to restore confidence to our society. According to my previous participationI think this person should be the new Finance Minister Moshe Kohn and the place to start is housing.
Let’s trust people and reduce the cost of everyone’s living. Let’s tell people that we will reduce the operations and do not ask you to pass through 7 episodes of hell from each building committee and planning to obtain approval of the construction. If you follow the regulations and there are no ongoing creatures, we will automatically give you a permit within 30 days. If you break the law, we will have the enforcement of the killer. Since the housing is clear due to the presence of a building, it is a great place to start showing high enforcement.
We must restore confidence to society, which will also reduce the cost of living and reduce the cost of doing business with bureaucrats who impose a large tax on citizens through the organization. Oh, perhaps, perhaps only, we can be a bright example of politicians to start confidence in each other. maybe.
Based on a discussion for years with Professor Eugene Candel.
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