The Council for Regulatory Reform has compiled a set of proposals calling for improvements to online medical services and the lifting of a ban on sales of coronavirus antigen test kits at drugstores, aimed at reducing the burden on medical institutions amid the COVID-19 pandemic and other issues.
The council's report, which was released on Friday, also includes a proposal to review the requirements for technical qualifications to ease labor shortages in sectors such as construction.
The Cabinet is expected to approve a regulatory reform implementation plan based on the report that will serve as a guideline for future regulatory reform.
