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The Confederation of Licensed Romanian Operators and Hauliers (COTAR) will file a criminal complaint against financial watchdog vice-president Cristian Rosu for having presented to the Finance Ministry, as part of the draft government decision on the capping of the mandatory motor vehicle liability insurance (RCA), a list of reference fees by 36 percent higher than those published by the market supervisory authority on February 21.
In the cited document the Confederation announced its decision to file a criminal complaint against the ASF vice-president, given that Parliament is reluctant to take any action against him, both in connection with the bankruptcy of City Insurance, and in the case of the price list acknowledged by ASF.
Moreover, COTAR is publicly calling on the Finance Ministry not to approve the list with the 36 percent inflated prices communicated by ASF, because they are not lower than those of a week ago.
Under the given circumstances, the representatives of the carriers invite all the Romanian drivers to the protest they are planning in March. (AGERPRES)
