On Thursday, answering a question about the Super Vozac (Super Driver) traffic exam centre, which has been issued a 30-day ban on operations for failing to meet conditions even though it got the licence from the Interior Ministry three months ago, Minister Pance Toskovski stated that a company owned by a Resen-based family close to SDSM had enabled that company to be the only one meeting conditions in the frames of the institution’s competition.
According to him, the Ministry acted according to the law when it issued both the licence and the ban decision.
Regarding the licence, what was key, Toskovski assessed, was the Resen-based family that owns a driving test area in that city.
“Basically, a family very close to SDSM decided who should get the centre”, Toskovski noted, adding that that hadn’t impacted the Interior Ministry’s decision to act according to the law.
However, in response, SDSM said his comments were comical.