Paraguay
The Senate of Paraguay reviewed a bill to regulate antique and historic vehicles
The initiative was discussed in the Industry and Commerce Committee of the Chamber of Senators. According to La Nacion Paraguay, it seeks to organize the categorization, registration and transfer of these units.
The Industry and Commerce Committee of the Chamber of Senators reviewed this Tuesday a bill on antique and historic vehicles in Paraguay, according to information reported by La Nacion Paraguay.
The proposal, introduced by Colorado Senator Juan Afara, aims to establish rules for the categorization, registration and transfer of this type of vehicles.
According to Lianna Vidal, director of the advisory committee, representatives of the National Directorate of Tax Revenues, the Directorate of the Vehicle Registry and the Club de Autos Antiguos del Paraguay, linked to the situation the text seeks to address, took part in the meeting.
Still according to La Nacion Paraguay, the Club de Autos Antiguos del Paraguay warned that the absence of specific regulations creates a legal vacuum and legal certainty problems for owners, especially in registration and transfer procedures.
Vidal also noted that the initiative seeks to create a regulatory framework for the categorization and certification of antique and historic vehicles, with the aim of regularizing their situation and providing greater legal certainty to their owners through a formal procedure established by law.
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