Lost renovation certificates are reprinted on the same day.
According to an investigation by reporters from Giao Thong Newspaper, in the draft Circular regulating the procedures for inspection, exemption from initial inspection, and modification of motor vehicles and specialized vehicles, the Ministry of Transport proposes that after modification, motor vehicles must undergo acceptance testing and inspection according to regulations. If the results meet the requirements, a modification certificate consisting of two copies will be issued to facilitate the inspection procedure and to the vehicle owner to apply for a new vehicle registration certificate.
According to the draft Circular, vehicle owners who lose their vehicle modification certificate do not need to report it to the police or publish a search notice in the media (illustrative image).
The vehicle is also simultaneously issued a certificate of inspection and a safety and environmental technical inspection sticker for road motor vehicles as prescribed.
In cases where a motor vehicle undergoes subsequent inspections after passing the initial acceptance test, if the vehicle owner has not yet renewed the vehicle registration certificate as required, the vehicle inspection facility will refuse the inspection.
Notably, the Ministry of Transport proposed that in cases where the vehicle modification certificate is lost or damaged, the vehicle owner should bring the required vehicle documents to the vehicle inspection facility to report the loss and receive a replacement modification certificate on the same working day.
Thus, compared to current regulations, the draft Circular has removed the requirement to report the loss and obtain confirmation from the police where the documents were lost, and to publish a search notice in the mass media. At the same time, it also removes the regulation that if the certificate of rehabilitation cannot be found within 30 days of reporting the loss, a replacement will be issued.
According to vehicle inspection centers, reducing procedures for vehicle owners is necessary, but there needs to be sanctions to raise awareness and responsibility among vehicle owners in preserving the vehicle modification certificate (illustrative image).
There are binding regulations to increase the responsibility of vehicle owners.
According to a member of the drafting committee, the current regulations have many complex procedures that cause difficulties and waste time for vehicle owners and businesses. Furthermore, under current regulations, the validity of the vehicle modification certificate is no longer specified. Therefore, the aim is to revise the regulations to make them simpler and more convenient for the public.
A representative from a vehicle inspection center in Hanoi said that the proposal to abolish the requirement to report to the police and publicize the loss of a vehicle modification certificate through the media is appropriate, reducing procedures and costs for citizens.
However, regulations and sanctions are needed to increase the accountability of vehicle owners.
"If the proposed regulation states that if a vehicle modification certificate is lost, owners only need to report it to the inspection center to have it reissued immediately, it will not improve the responsibility and awareness of vehicle owners in safeguarding their documents," said the representative from the vehicle inspection center.
Sharing the same view, another head of a vehicle inspection center added that this proposal could create a burden for inspection facilities.
"Without binding regulations, vehicle owners will no longer prioritize safeguarding their vehicle modification certificates; if they lose them, they can simply apply for a replacement. This could lead to situations where inspection centers have to receive, guide, and reissue modification certificates for many cases of lost certificates in a single day," this leader observed.
Therefore, vehicle inspection centers believe that regulations are necessary to enhance the responsibility of vehicle owners in storing and preserving vehicle modification certificates.
For example, regulations could stipulate that the certificate can be reissued after 7 days of notification to the vehicle inspection facility, and limit the number of times the certificate can be reissued.
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/de-xuat-bo-quy-dinh-mat-giay-chung-nhan-cai-tao-o-to-phai-bao-cong-an-192240913110609807.htm
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