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13 May 2021 - 06:00 Outa says the government’s indecisiveness in either pulling the plug on the failed e-tolls scheme or summoning millions of motorists to court over their bills can only be attributed to poor leadership and inability to make a decision. Image: Halden Krog
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) on Thursday launched scathing criticism at the transport department, accusing it of continuing to fail the public on e-tolls and other matters.
This follows another National Council of Provinces (NCOP) debate, originally scheduled for Thursday, that will no longer take place.
“We are unsurprised because the indecisiveness is relentless and perplexing because we can’t understand why parliament is even debating the future of the defunct scheme in the first place,” said Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage.