Looks like the government is not happy to see Uber show up here.
They are hoping to have a law in place banning them from operating here for one year while they study the application.
Anyone breaking the law which they expect to be in place by December 1st can face fines and seizure of the vehicle.
From the newspaper.
In the explanatory memorandum explains that in the "untimely emergence" of new ventures that seek to influence the public transport service "it is necessary to legislate", serving both regulatory aspects and the incidence of this type of applications "on daily life of citizens. "
The preamble to the draft ends by saying that "the country is not closed to new offers of public services, nor to technological improvements in the management of them" as long as "abide by the rules dictated by the country playing field for all firms "to avoid unfair competition.
The taxi drivers took another day off but they said it was for other reasons!
They are hoping to have a law in place banning them from operating here for one year while they study the application.
Anyone breaking the law which they expect to be in place by December 1st can face fines and seizure of the vehicle.
From the newspaper.
In the explanatory memorandum explains that in the "untimely emergence" of new ventures that seek to influence the public transport service "it is necessary to legislate", serving both regulatory aspects and the incidence of this type of applications "on daily life of citizens. "
The preamble to the draft ends by saying that "the country is not closed to new offers of public services, nor to technological improvements in the management of them" as long as "abide by the rules dictated by the country playing field for all firms "to avoid unfair competition.
The taxi drivers took another day off but they said it was for other reasons!
