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    The speaker asks the Minister to clarify difficulties taking minor offenses under the Motor Vehicles Act to courts of law. They believe taking minor offenses to court would provide transparency and ensure proper hearings. However, there are concerns about potential discrimination or corruption if executive authorities are given too much power, such as the ability to confiscate security deposits without justification. The speaker requests the Minister specify what security amounts are typically required of licensees and which offenses are considered minor versus major under the Act to facilitate proper understanding and implementation.

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    The speaker asks the Minister to clarify difficulties taking minor offenses under the Motor Vehicles Act to courts of law. They believe taking minor offenses to court would provide transparency and ensure proper hearings. However, there are concerns about potential discrimination or corruption if executive authorities are given too much power, such as the ability to confiscate security deposits without justification. The speaker requests the Minister specify what security amounts are typically required of licensees and which offenses are considered minor versus major under the Act to facilitate proper understanding and implementation.

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    The speaker asks the Minister to clarify difficulties taking minor offenses under the Motor Vehicles Act to courts of law. They believe taking minor offenses to court would provide transparency and ensure proper hearings. However, there are concerns about potential discrimination or corruption if executive authorities are given too much power, such as the ability to confiscate security deposits without justification. The speaker requests the Minister specify what security amounts are typically required of licensees and which offenses are considered minor versus major under the Act to facilitate proper understanding and implementation.

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    The speaker asks the Minister to clarify difficulties taking minor offenses under the Motor Vehicles Act to courts of law. They believe taking minor offenses to court would provide transparency and ensure proper hearings. However, there are concerns about potential discrimination or corruption if executive authorities are given too much power, such as the ability to confiscate security deposits without justification. The speaker requests the Minister specify what security amounts are typically required of licensees and which offenses are considered minor versus major under the Act to facilitate proper understanding and implementation.

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    In regard to the
    would be his difficLulty
    know from the Minister whattaken to courts of i a .
    even if / minor offences are
    Vehicles Act deal8 with
    "or instance, the Motor minOT, nd yari
    various offences, both major /and are taken to courts
    ousminor offcnces under the At
    and poople ure prosecuted. What is the/difficulty in
    ......A.. ninor nature to court[ of
    taking these cAges of a
    some gafety /that
    law? There, the people will have offences are really
    the
    they willget henring andbeifprosecuted. Othervwige,
    offences, then they would
    -.GShey (500) will be ACQUTTED. Here,
    security
    the Minister
    deposit. Ifthere
    8ays that therc should he a of the enact provision
    js a violation of/ a particular will have the
    ment, then the executive authority anount
    powereither to CONFISCATE a part of / the the
    are CLOTHING
    or the whole of the amount. We I do not/
    executive authority with more powers.authority,
    GRUDGE giving powers to the executive
    and effectively, and
    provided they nre usedproperly
    Infortunately, there
    .in a nost fair manner. / But
    ....
    :have beenDISCRIMINATIONS, apartfYom theinef
    these
    fectiveness of the various provisions. Wherever
    been DIS
    X pravisions were usd, there (600)) had against a
    CRIMNATORY use of these provisions
    fey orin favour ofafew. Normally, whenofficers are
    I clothed withh more powers, there is large seope for
    ...... .......5
    CORRUPTION, I feel that it wonld be desirable to
    avoidsuch/MALPRACTICES and it would be desir
    able, I think, thateven for nminoroffences the parties
    ..........
    should.have a chance to /defend their actions. I do
    not think that this problen of dealing with min0r
    ..
    -offences willbecome COMPLEX or comnplicated in
    any waVfwe take them to courts oflaw.I want a
    reply from the Minister in what (700) way he is
    suffering from a HANDICAP in dealing with minor
    offences or offences of atechnical nature.
    The hon. /membermade the point that evenif
    this thing was acceptable to the House,he did not
    know what amount/ would be demanded as secu
    rity. So, the Minister shoukd tell us what amount is
    normally expected from aLICENSEE jin all cases
    and what the offences are which are of a technica!
    or minor nature which he has in view./ We are not
    HADos* told which are major offences and which.are minor
    offences. CLARIFICATIONS Onthese points are nec
    ..eSSary, (800)

    I wish that the Act which came into effect long


    ago was implemented properly. I know that the
    ioma.s Minister here is /very earnest in implementing it
    but his COLLEAGUES at the State level and at the
    Central level are disappointing him. (840 words)

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