He wants legal changes and that there is no process for solves only by analogy
MIA: It was served in 24 minutes
“Democratic Bulgaria” deputy Ivaylo Mirchev demanded urgent legal changes due to a queue in the capital’s traffic police, which he visited on Thursday morning. He waited several hours to change the big sticker on his car about him. After the reality check, Mirchev called for the complete digitization of the services and promised in a Facebook post that he would call the Interior Minister, the head of the service, as well as all those responsible, to parliament to have electronic services.
The Mirchev saga began around 7:30 on Thursday. He had to change the ticket because he changed address in Sofia. Welded a large tail. Row numberers run out of thermal paper and within 30 minutes staff cannot find a new roll, the congressman wrote on Facebook about his ordeal. And he recalled the many attempts at digitization, even years ago his company offered to optimize the traffic police software for free, but they refused. While “Democratic Bulgaria” was in power, they also introduced many changes.
We have received a total rejection from the administration of the Ministry of the Interior and “10 rivers of water because things cannot happen”, we have repeatedly introduced changes to the laws in the parliament, with which the bureaucracy would be significantly reduced – “a petty interest”. adds Mirchev.
Therefore, he declared that he would initiate a hearing of the Minister of the Interior in Parliament, the head of the Traffic Police and other responsible persons. DB will also request an amendment to the Sofia Municipal Council regulation on parking in Sofia. The goal is to prevent the large coupon from changing when the address changes. All DB initiatives should have been announced publicly and sought an answer as to why they are “in limbo”. Meetings with non-governmental organizations will also be held. And those with administration, “which usually gets in the way of the digitization process,” would be public.
The Interior Ministry explained that around 8:40 they discovered that there was no paper in the ticket machine. They immediately took steps to charge him. A person was also sent to regulate the queue so that service to citizens would not be blocked.
At around 8:45 am, Mirchev expressed his dissatisfaction with the organization and lack of paper, the Interior Ministry added. And they pointed out that their check showed that the congressman presented his papers at 8:33. He wanted to register a transfer of ownership of a car. At 8.57 he was given the coupon. The entire administrative service lasted 24 minutes, added the interior ministry. And they recalled that the working hours of the capital’s traffic police are from 8 o’clock.
Since December 8, the Metropolitan Traffic Police has been without a titular head, after Radoslav Nachev became deputy director of the Directorate of the Interior Ministry – Plovdiv. His deputy, commissioner Zlatko Zlatanov, has been temporarily reappointed to the post.
