He noted that all powers have been transferred to the cabinet of ministers, but the code lacks fundamental guarantees such as deadlines for retakes, the number of attempts, and the procedure for appealing results. This could create legal uncertainty. He also pointed out the risk that temporary suspension of driver's licenses in case of failure on the exam for 60 days could negatively affect those who earn a living by driving. "What will happen to those convicted and those on probation?" the deputy asked.
Atambaev advised representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to visit the intersection of Chuy Avenue and Panfilov Street after 6:00 PM, as, according to him, the number of inspectors is insufficient for organizing exams.
He emphasized that there are constant traffic jams at the Osh market, and at the intersection with Koi-Tash, where he has been demanding the installation of a traffic light for a year, no measures have been taken, leading to numerous accidents. "Even your employees would have a hard time passing the exam. If you aim to make life easier for citizens, you are actually complicating it. I am against this draft law," Atambaev stated to Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Oktobyr Urmambetov.
