MANILA, Philippines --- Senator Grace Poe is seeking an investigation on what it called "exorbitant" fees collected by private motor vehicles inspection centers (PMVICs). In filing Senate resolution 1003 dated January 28, 2019, Senator Grace Poe has ordered the Senate public service committee to inquire on the P1,800 fee being collected by the PMVICS "for the purpose of assessing the roadworthiness of vehicles." Poe, who chairs the said committee, also said that the Senate panel should recommend the suspension of such fees, "so as not to double the fees and charges to be paid by motor vehicle owners." The senator, in her resolution, noted that a provision under Memorandum Circul...
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