In this Thursday's session of the Honorable Deliberative Council of Concordia, the debureaucratization and unification of the regulation governing the private passenger transport system and the public taxi service were approved unanimously.
The project, which had been presented by the Executive Branch under the instruction of Mayor Francisco Azcué and received the support of the Juntos por Entre Ríos, Más por Entre Ríos, and La Libertad Avanza blocs, arose from the need to create a more accessible and agile State, as the regulations governing the taxi and remise service provided for numerous obstacles that hindered the normal development of the activity, leading workers in the sector to lose time when trying to fulfill all the required conditions.
“From the very beginning, we stated that the current municipal administration is convinced that the State must cease to be an obstacle for the private sector, generating the tools and a regulatory framework that fosters free competition under equal conditions,” noted the Mayor after the approval in the Deliberative Council.
The approved Ordinance aims to regulate the Private Passenger Transport System and the Public Taxi Service, as well as the conditions for their administration, provision, and planning within the city of Concordia.
The Private Passenger Transport System includes the current remise service, while legalizing the provision of the service through electronic platforms.
The project, which had been presented by the Executive Branch under the instruction of Mayor Francisco Azcué and received the support of the Juntos por Entre Ríos, Más por Entre Ríos, and La Libertad Avanza blocs, arose from the need to create a more accessible and agile State, as the regulations governing the taxi and remise service provided for numerous obstacles that hindered the normal development of the activity, leading workers in the sector to lose time when trying to fulfill all the required conditions.
“From the very beginning, we stated that the current municipal administration is convinced that the State must cease to be an obstacle for the private sector, generating the tools and a regulatory framework that fosters free competition under equal conditions,” noted the Mayor after the approval in the Deliberative Council.
The approved Ordinance aims to regulate the Private Passenger Transport System and the Public Taxi Service, as well as the conditions for their administration, provision, and planning within the city of Concordia.
The Private Passenger Transport System includes the current remise service, while legalizing the provision of the service through electronic platforms.