76% of Mothers Covered by the Population Youth Law Still Waiting for Cars

The Audit Court announced that 76% of mothers covered by the Population Youth Law are still waiting for cars.

The Court of Accounts announced that 76% of mothers subject to the law on the youth of the population are still waiting in line for the car.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, the State Audit Office announced: According to the Family and Youth Protection Law, domestic car manufacturers are required to allocate 50% of the sales capacity to mothers with two or more children every time they register and hand over a car.

Based on this; From the beginning of the implementation of the Family and Youth Protection Law in 1400 to the end of 1404, out of a total of 2 million 464 thousand 240 eligible applicants who were registered in the sales plan, only 578 thousand 903 cars were allocated to eligible mothers and more than 1 million 885 thousand 337 people, equivalent to 76.5% of all applicants, are still waiting in line.

The amount of cars surrendered in the implementation of this law was 451 thousand 593 cars by Iran Khodro company and 96 thousand 37 cars by Saipa company and the rest was related to other car manufacturers.

Due to the lack of full implementation of the legal duties and the non-fulfillment of the expected rights for the target community and the protection goals intended by the legislator, the cases of negligence of the officials will be referred to the competent authorities after the completion of the documentation.