The House of Representatives’ Transportation Committee is looking to have parliament take part in drafting the Ride Hailing Apps Act’s executive regulations, sources familiar with the matter said, according to Al Mal. Despite this not being the official role of parliament, the sources said the move is precautionary to prevent disputes between the various ministries tasked with drafting the regs, especially the Transport, CIT, and investment ministries. The regulations are supposedly due out before year-end.
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