The new Ordinance on vehicle registration makes it impossible to register the vehicle to the guardians of children with disabilities, usually parents, but requires them to register the vehicle to the owner – their children with disabilities.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has been in the center of attention for a long time due to the controversial Ordinance on vehicle registration. To recall, this is about the “Stickers” affair, which arose after the new Ordinance on vehicle registration allowed the installation of RFID stickers on motor vehicles that allow access to personal data and tracking of drivers “for the needs of third parties”.
Now we have the case that the new Ordinance on vehicle registration stipulates that the people who take care of persons with disabilities, parents or guardians of persons with disabilities, lose the right to register a vehicle, that is, the registration must be performed by a person with developmental disabilities.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications of BiH has decided to change this part with the latest amendments to the regulations on vehicle registration, so now vehicle registration is prescribed exclusively for the owner (child with disabilities), they prevent registration for the user of the vehicle.
SDP parliamentary representative Sasa Magazinovic pointed out numerous illogicalities created by the new Ordinance. The question of the possibility of using a vehicle by children with developmental disabilities who cannot move independently or drive a car, opens up.
Furthermore, all activities related to the vehicle, such as submitting requests, payments, all signatures and the like, should be carried out by the owner, in this case also the user of the vehicle, which a child with developmental difficulties is without any doubt unable to do, Klix.ba reports.
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