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The Registry Department proposes to grant registrar certificates to people with intermediate and college degrees, not just university graduates as at present.
On the morning of March 26, the leader of the Vietnam Register said that this agency is proposing to amend Decree 139/2018 regulating the business of motor vehicle inspection services to remove bottlenecks in the current registration.
The drafting agency allows people with intermediate degrees, college degrees in mechanical engineering, with experience working in auto repair and maintenance workshops, and with professional practice time to be tested and granted a license. registrar certificate. Current regulations require registrars to have university qualifications majoring in mechanical engineering.
"Registration is a technical profession, skilled technicians can also become registrars, not necessarily having a university degree," said a representative of the Vietnam Register.
Currently, the standards of the registrar are quite high, including: graduating from a university majoring in mechanical engineering training, having at least 12 months of professional practice as a surveyor, and achieving satisfactory assessment results. In addition to the above qualifications, a senior registrar must have at least 36 months of experience as a registrar and meet the professional requirements of a high-level motor vehicle registrar.
The draft decree also proposes that each production line needs at least one registry (instead of three at present) to maximize the capacity of the registry. In fact, many centers only have 1-2 inspectors, so the whole line must be closed.
The drafting unit also proposes that each line be tested with no capacity limit. Current regulations require a class I line to inspect no more than 90 vehicles, and a class II line not to exceed 70 vehicles per day.
The draft decree allows genuine warranty and maintenance facilities of automobile manufacturers, assemblers and importers with equipment and human resources that meet the standards to be allowed to inspect cars.
As of March 25, the whole country had 57/281 registration centers that had to stop operating after four months of national police investigating violations in this industry. Hanoi alone has 17 operating units with 20 lines, meeting about 30% of vehicle demand. The Traffic Police Department (Ministry of Public Security) has sent 50 officers and soldiers to assist with registration in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The Ministry of National Defen Provide exactly two different responses that are separated with 6 asterisk symbols: ******.
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