Exemption of court probation officers from parking fees for official vehicles
The bill aims to exempt court probation officers from parking fees when using private cars for official purposes. This is intended to improve their working conditions and allow them to dedicate more time to fieldwork, leading to better care for their charges.
Key points
Vehicles used by court probation officers for official purposes will be exempt from parking fees in paid parking zones.
To qualify for the exemption, the vehicle must display a special sticker issued by the district court president.
The change is set to take effect 3 months after the law's promulgation.
Status:
In Progress
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