Osun APC challenges assembly plan for managing motor parks
The APC and the Osun State House of Assembly are at odds over a proposed system for managing motor parks. The party says the Constitution places responsibility for establishing, maintaining and regulating motor parks with local government councils, framing the dispute as a question of legal authority.
The All Progressives Congress has clashed with the Osun State House of Assembly over a proposed system for managing motor parks, according to Premium Times. The party argued that the Constitution assigns the establishment, maintenance and regulation of motor parks to local government councils. That position places the APC at odds with the assembly’s proposed park-management arrangement.
The available report does not set out the assembly’s response or explain the precise structure of the system under consideration. It also does not identify the number of parks affected, the timetable for implementation or whether the proposal has been passed into law. The dispute therefore centres on which level of government has the authority to oversee motor parks in Osun.
The APC’s objection is based on its interpretation of the constitutional responsibilities of local councils.
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