Kalanovic told the Tanjug news agency that the package implies three measures, namely measures to increase employment, improve liquidity and strengthen financial discipline.
The registry of disqualified entities is only a section of one measure and refers to registration of business entities.
The registry will prevent businesspeople from founding new companies if in the past they pushed companies into bankruptcy, issued a large number of unbacked notes or against whom legal proceedings have been launched, she explained.
Businesspeople in this registry will be able to do business regularly only after a certain period of time, depending on what their previous business activities were like, the Deputy Prime Minister said.
Speaking about measures to increase liquidity, Kalanovic announced that the state will adopt a decision according to which company debts will have to be settled by the company founder within 60 days.