MANILA, Philippines — Senator Grace Poe on Wednesday called for the “immediate end” to the privatization of the Motor Vehicle Inspection System (MVIS), which she branded as “oppressive, anomalous and extraordinarily flawed.”
“Despite the order of the President, the DOTr (Department of Transportation) and LTO (Land Transportation Office) have not yet come out with issuances formalizing the lowered fees and making the MVIC process optional,” Poe, chair of the Senate public services committee, said in sponsoring in plenary her panel’s report on its probe into MVIS implementation.
“There will be no definitive relief as long as the original issuances are not repealed pending resol…
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