Chandigarh, June 5 -- The Haryana government on Thursday said that the number of documents needed for Change of Land Use (CLU) permission have been brought down from 19 to just three even as 70% of the state's geographical area does not require CLU permissions.

Directing the departments to accelerate reforms aimed at reducing compliance burdens, improving ease of doing business and strengthening citizen-centric governance, the state government said that it is implementing new generation of regulatory reforms, including a proposed right to business framework, demand-driven land-use planning, rationalised fire safety norms, integrated healthcare approvals and a centralised digital repository of laws and government notifications.

An offici...