German Finance Minister Christian Lindner wants to streamline the Supply Chain Act and reduce bureaucracy. “The Supply Chain Act, which is extremely burdensome in practice, must be reduced and streamlined,” Lindner said. “The law does little for people in emerging countries, but is a very expensive vote of no confidence in the economy,” said the FDP politician in the “Table.Today” podcast from media company Table.Media. Private auditors could take on the task of checking supply chains, instead of burdening authorities with the work, he said. The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG), as…