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The Demerit Point System, which has caused some uproar, but which has also been hailed as a tool by the former PNM Administration and the TTPS to curb irresponsible behaviour on the nation's roads, will eventually be scrapped.
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00:00The PowerPoint system, which has caused some uproar, but which has also been hailed as a tool by the former PNM administration and the TTPS to curb irresponsible behavior on the nation's roads, will eventually be scrapped.
00:14The news comes from Prime Minister Kamala Passant-Bissessa, who has also addressed concerns over firearms users' licenses.
00:22We have started plans today, and we plan to complete in the coming months.
00:27This includes scrapping of the demerit point system.
00:37We have already dealt with the issue of introducing stand-your-ground and home invasion laws.
00:45We will be reviewing shortly firearm license laws.
00:48Remember, we said we will consider giving legal firearms to law-abiding citizens.
00:56But they will only be given to persons who want it.
01:00So I see some people complaining, no, no, no.
01:02Well, if you don't want it, well, you know what to do.
01:04Do not apply.
01:04Good job.
01:09Thank you, sir.
01:10Thank you, sir.
01:10Thank you, sir.
01:12You're welcome.
01:13Thank you, sir.
01:20This has been tough.
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