The African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) in Parliament says it will never support the call by Al Jama-ah for new amendments in the current piece of national legislation for transport to be made in order to pave the way for the regulation of the taxi industry.
This after Al Jama-ah President, Ganief Hendricks had written to the Speaker of the National Assembly Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula informing her of introducing a Private Members Bill soon with the aim to amend theHendricks says the party wants a creation of a single national structure for the entire taxi industry in the country.
“The African Christian Democratic Party does not believe that the devolution of powers from national to provincial or local government should be removed. As a party of principle, we believe in the devolution of power within the three spheres of government as well as in the principle of subsidiary. As such we cannot support the Al-Jama-ah proposals for the devolution of powers to be removed from either provincial or local government.
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