At the same time, the body of secondary environmental legislation is quite complex, as many regulations have been designed to address very specific issues. Thus, along with some insufficiently regulated areas such as waste management, and slow implementation of some EU directives (e.g. the Water Framework Directive), there are overlaps and even contradictions between different decrees or ordinances. The MESP plans to reduce the number of environmental regulations and to simplify reporting requirements under many of them (e.g. through introducing electronic reporting). Conducting regulatory impact analysis for new draft legislation would also be useful with respect to making regulations internally coherent and reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens, in line with the overall government policy.