This is provided for in a corresponding bill that has been approved by the government. One of the key changes will be a preliminary notification stage for support measures, which will allow for their preliminary review and consultation prior to the provision of state aid. In addition, in certain cases provided for by law, aid may be granted on the basis of tacit consent. As the government notes, these changes will provide investors with greater certainty and help government agencies manage budget funds more responsibly. A Central Registry of de minimis aid (minor aid) will also be established, which will become part of the “State Aid Registry” Automated Information System. It will track all data on small-scale financial aid provided to enterprises, ensuring transparency and compliance with the limits established by law. One example of the application of this new legal mechanism is the Regional State Aid Scheme for Investments, which provides direct financial support to enterprises investing in the processing industry. This scheme is already demonstrating the advantages of clear and predictable rules: transparent selection criteria and regionally differentiated caps on state aid. The new rules are expected to provide government agencies and institutions that grant state support with a clearer regulatory framework for their work, and to offer enterprises greater predictability and transparency when receiving state support measures. // July 22, 2026 – InfoMarket.