He pointed out that “any regulatory decisions must provide everything required by the conditions of work in the profession, including taking into account the fair compensation for the real cost according to the regions and trainers and the freedom of the market, in addition to taking into account health insurance against the risks of work accidents related to trainers, as well as insurance against the risks of traffic accidents on vehicles and trainees, and the necessity of declaring the value added tax (TVA) on the work of market schools.”
The statement indicated that “the union will hold a press conference at the beginning of next week, to refute the problems of the two decisions and the ways to circumvent the law that led to them, which made the administration a sponsor of mistakes and undermined the principles of traffic safety and the value of the driving license, which it claimed to be keen on and seeks to achieve, provided that the positives are presented in any decision taken by the ministry if the amendments are consistent with the labor law, general accounting rules, and freedom of the market.”