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Opposition questions AG's interference

Opposition questions AG's interference
Opposition Member of Parliament Aseri Radrodro

Opposition Member of Parliament Aseri Radrodro is calling on the Ministry of Transport to review the existing 21 days prescribed time limit for all traffic infringements for a lengthier period to be practicable.

Radrodro has also suggested for a review of the forms of notification that is currently undertaken by the Land Transport Authority.

He says with modern technology, we now have SMS, telephones, emails and other instant messaging platforms by which offenders can be notified.

Radrodro says the adoption of speed cameras remains necessary and this complements the battle to reduce carnage on our roads which remains a major concern for Fiji.

Meanwhile Radrodro who is also the Shadow Minister for Transport questioned whether the Attorney General is interfering into the affairs of the Ministry of Transport.

Radrodro says the Transport Minister should be allowed to conduct his work.

We have sent questions to the Minister for Transport, Parveen Bala in relation to the issues highlighted by Radrodro and a response is expected soon.

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