00:00Speaking on the TV6 Morning Edition, President of the Association of Maxi Taxis
00:05and Chairman of the Route 1 Yellow Band Maxi Taxi Association, Ian Hewitt, made it clear.
00:12The operator's frustration is not directed at the Prime Minister,
00:17but at what he describes as the Transport Minister's continued failure to meaningfully engage the sector.
00:24I am saying we don't have a problem with government, you know.
00:30I want to repeat that to the Prime Minister.
00:33Madam Prime Minister, we don't have a problem with the government.
00:38We have a problem with the minister.
00:40Hewitt says the Transport Minister's lack of cooperation and ineffective engagement with issues affecting the industry remain a concern,
00:49and referenced the issue of page taxis and white vans.
00:54He just simply told us, well, that is enforcement.
00:58It's nice to be police, not him.
01:01That makes sense to you, Marlon?
01:04I had to point out to the minister, and I hope the Prime Minister is hearing this,
01:08that under his ministry there is something called the licensing authority
01:12and there is something called the traffic wardens.
01:17Embarrassment.
01:20Embarrassment.
01:21Don't know your work.
01:23Don't know who you have below you.
01:25According to Hewitt, drivers ultimately decided to end the industrial action
01:30after considering the growing impact on citizens.
01:34He also extended gratitude to the Prime Minister for her efforts to resolve the situation.
01:40Nicole M. Romany, TV6 News.
01:44Have a good one.
01:44You see her some people are breaking use.
01:45Are deaf when theyìš°ed your eyes.
01:45Are deaf or text upon citizens?
01:46I think her son.
01:46However, whether he's hearing each otherINT ת кар FingerSP to just another person,
01:47our law information, or something that obviously accesiles or the line people say.
Comments