Green light for ITV privatisation
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The Balearic Administration has permitted the Consell de Mallorca to implement the privatisation of automobile inspections in Mallorca.
The Government's Administrative Simplification Decree permits Consells to engage in service outsourcing.
Different views exist regarding the suggested action. VOX representative Toni Gili argues that it is a solution to the lengthy queue times. He thinks that opening up the market would lead to more inspection centers, create employment opportunities, and shorten travel distances.
At present, there exist ITV stations in Inca, Manacor, and two in Palma. Additionally, there is a mobile station in Calvia. Furthermore, another station is expected to be opened soon.
Expired ITV? Don't Drive
Extensive waiting lists that can last for several months may lead to the use of cars that have expired ITV certifications, resulting in significant consequences.
He said that this model is widely accepted and acknowledged in various regions of Spain and is producing exceptional outcomes in communities like Madrid (which is run by the PP).
Jaume Alzamora, who represents MÉS per Mallorca, expressed his disagreement on Monday 22nd. He stated that costs would go up and there would be a decrease in quality. These effects would ultimately impact the citizens and they would have to bear the consequences.
Mallorca Has The Most Affordable ITVs In Spain
He gave an instance of the ITVs located in Madrid and the Valencian Community, and mentioned that those two regions have the highest prices throughout the country. On the other hand, Mallorca offers the most affordable rates at the moment.
He requested that the head of the Consell, Llorenç Galmés, abstain from raising the present fees and maintain their control in the hands of the government.
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