00:07YB, in the weeks of the viral cases and for driving under influences,
00:11will the Ministry of Transport consider to propose a death penalty charge?
00:16As far as government is concerned, we have already stopped mandatory death penalty.
00:22So this is not something we are looking at.
00:24So this is from the calls from the opposition itself, so you will not consider it?
00:29It doesn't mean the opposition call everything, we will do everything, right?
00:33So who, no, definitely it's not a death sentence.
00:36As currently, even without the death sentence on the Road Transport Act,
00:42AG Chambers can still charge somebody under 302.
00:46So this is already assisting provision, assisting law there.
00:52So what we are amending on the Road Transport Act is to ensure that
00:58they are compensation to the families, to the victim's family.
01:03If, let's say, they are found to be guilty, then the be faxed jail sentence and also penalty,
01:10they are also liable to pay compensation to the victim's family.
01:15So why we want to take up this proposal is that because currently the venue for the victim's family is
01:28to true civil action.
01:30So this will, of course, will be tedious.
01:32Sometimes it's, you know, took a very long time and they are caused to it.
01:37So instead of asking the victim's family to take up civil action,
01:42so probably we can look at the provisions to be added on to the current regulations, to the current law.
01:50So that besides jail sentence, they are liable to pay compensation to the victim's family.
01:55So this is something which we are looking at right now, but not death penalty.
02:06That means that you have lost all these charges of commission.
02:08So that even if there are charges that jail sentence were followed through that,
02:09that they couple of charges against Ainu Chahi Chahi and yet they are perpetually
02:10You
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