Rafa Climent, Minister of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Trade and Labor, said on Tuesday that the Administration is “trying to make the roadmap prepared for the Technical Vehicle Inspection service legally and technically feasible”. Generalitat from late February to early March without “any side effects” for users. “We will try to be prepared in those days, I know we will have some problems and I say it in all sincerity. but because of their little cooperation with the administration (of the concession companies)‘ said the minister.
This Monday, the Valencia Community’s Association of Privileged Organizations for Technical Inspection of Vehicles (Aecova-ITV) submitted a letter to the Ministries of Sustainable Economy and Finance claiming that clear instructions will be sent “as soon as possible”. adjusted to the specifics of each of the concessionaires as to how the planned return for several weeks will be carried out”.
Asked about this, the minister emphasized that “the road map has been drawn for a long time” and said “What they need to be clear about is that on February 24, some parties’ contracts will expire and other parties will expire on March 4.“Their contracts are over, Generalitat has decided from then on that the administration should be public, and so what they need to do is cooperate,” he said.
Consell said that as of January 1, the reversal “will not have any repercussions unless it is positive and that it is positive, the cost of the inspected is 11.25 euros less“, with reference to the elimination of sonometry testing.
In this sense, Climent notes that Generalitat “cooperates with some of the concessionaires, but not all” and “They didn’t fit in at all” to the “soft transition” discussed at the beginning of the process.
Despite this, the Minister ensured that the regional government continues with its roadmap and that the administration is open to the public from February and March. “We will do our best and avoid minimal problems for all ITV users. We work along this line,” he insisted.
Rafa Climent added that “one problem is the dialogue,” there is “a lot” with them, and “another problem is that the dialogue becomes what they want, which is very different.”
Regarding the continuation of the supply contracts by the companies until 30 June, he said: “There is a decision” that “by June 30 they must take a series of actions to avoid problems”. “I hope they implement them and if they don’t, we, as the management, will take the appropriate measures in the contract signed in 1997.”
In this sense, he explained Generalitat is “working to have companies that already provide each of the services” what is needed
“I don’t know why they’re so interested now that we might have a problem. Maybe they don’t want to release the piece? “This is the most important question all Valencians should ask themselves,” he said.
The Minister for Sustainable Economy claimed that citizens should have “a quality service that is as economical as possible and at the same time efficient”. As citizens of Valencia we will “work on it” and “that’s what concessionaires have to deal with”. “If anything else happens right now, I don’t think they need to worry about that because we’re just making the end of a contract effective.”
Source: Informacion
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