Three Important Innovations Are Being Prepared For Belarusian Drivers
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Money will be deducted from the accounts automatically.
Belarus plans to introduce an automatic write-off of debts for improper parking from bank accounts. This is written "Zerkalo" with reference to the general director of the organization "Garages, parking lots and parking lots" Andrii Zyryanov.
The parking lot operators will automatically receive information about the owners of parked cars. Such data will be sent to them from the Ministry of Internal Affairs through the national center of electronic services.
"Non-payers will be immediately identified. We are not going to introduce administrative responsibility for them, but we intend to significantly increase payment. There is a proposal to increase the tariff for non-payers so that it becomes comparable to a fine for violation of parking rules - up to 1 basic unit, or 42 rubles. In case of non-payment will be followed by a claim, appeal to the court, collection of money with the help of enforcement authorities," - stated in the message.
It is also reported that work is underway to change the ruling on the commission of executive inscriptions. "In case of its successful outcome, the debtor will automatically write off money from the account," the publication specifies.
It was previously reported that the Ministry of Justice of Belarus has prepared a bill, which will change the procedure for collecting fines for some traffic violations. In case of its adoption, fines for violations, recorded by the system of photofixation, will be automatically deducted from the bank accounts of violators.
The essence of the initiative is to expand the scope of application of simplified enforcement proceedings. As planned, the mechanism will be applied if the amount of recovery does not exceed 20 basic units (currently - Br840). This will allow to collect fines promptly, without additional documentation and participation of bailiffs, as well as to automate the process.
The violations that may fall under the new law include fines imposed by the State Automobile Inspectorate on the basis of data from photo enforcement cameras.