Andorra Councillor Demands Answers on Unannounced Driving Licence Redesign
Socialdemòcrata's Laia Moliné questions the government on a new licence format issued without notice, seeking details on changes, rollout, and.
Key Points
- Councillor Laia Moliné (PS) queries unannounced new driving licence format received by residents.
- Seeks details on introduction date, specific changes, and reasons (e.g., international agreements).
- Asks about notifications to other countries and public information plans.
- Issue to be addressed in parliament on 15 January; stresses need for clear info on vital documents.
Socialdemòcrata councillor Laia Moliné has submitted an oral question to the Government demanding details on a recent change to Andorra's driving licence format, which several residents received upon renewal without any public announcement.
Moliné, from the Partit Socialdemòcrata (PS), raised the issue after citizens reported getting licences with a different design from the previous version. She seeks confirmation on when the new format was introduced, the exact changes it includes, and the reasons behind it—particularly whether it stems from an international agreement or requirement.
Her query also presses the Government on whether it has formally notified other countries about the updated model and, if so, when those communications occurred. She further asks when the public will be informed about the modifications.
Moliné stressed that driving licences are essential daily official documents, so any updates to their design or issuance process must come with clear, accessible information for residents, along with guarantees that the new version will be accepted abroad without issues.
The question will be addressed during the parliamentary session on 15 January.
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