Vacant poor will be isolated
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Daniel Gonzales
Agreement provides malls with prosecutors that they will be open after the application of poor
The malls of the capital begin to close the loop to drivers that exploit the unique places for disabled people in their parking lots from tomorrow. Nineteen institutions will sign with the State Public Ministry (MEP) and the Municipality of Sao Paulo a Term Adjustment of Conduct (TACs) to step up surveillance.
The Municipal Office of People with Disabilities and Reduced Mobility (SMPED) now wishes to extend the rigorous supervision to exclusive vacancies in other outlets such as supermarkets, schools and even on the street, and directly blame the driver offender.
To do so, according to the minister, Marcos Belizário was sent to Congresswoman Rita Camata (PMDB-ES), Rapporteur of draft amendments to the Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB) that deal in the House of Representatives, a proposition to be added the project providing that public transit agencies can monitor the use of vague, with severe penalties for those who use them unnecessarily.
Chains
In shopping centers, 3% of vacancies are for clients with special needs. The TAC provides for the closure of half of the seats with chains, racks or tapes - may be opened on request of the bearer of special need, which should occur within 15 minutes.
Staff should be available for information. The handicapped driver can also choose to leave the car with valet parking, paying the same price as the common place.
Other vacancies under the agreement, will be released for free use, but the malls have undertaken to review them with extreme accuracy, as organizations like the Society of Traffic Engineering (CET) can not make surveys in particular areas.
There will be a phone to report MPE (3119-9054) and, some shopping is terminated for breach, will have to pay a fine of 500 food baskets for assessment. "The SMPED will also monitor, as well as town halls," says Belizário.
The mall will also educational campaigns with warnings, banners and leaflets.
The prosecutor Julio César Botelho, Group Areas and Protection of Persons with Disabilities of the MP, said that 14 other malls do not want to accept the TAC. "We will move against them, public civil action. Who will decide whether it is fine in such cases is the judiciary. " Another 20 malls are joining in the next days.
"We want to create a culture of respect," says Belizário. He adds that even in front of the headquarters of the secretariat, the Center, says people disrespecting daily vacancies exclusive.
Source: Jornal da Tarde
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