And, when asked about the new transport regulations which would require motorcycle drivers to get road training which could cost as much as three hundred dollars, she called that "a hustle"
Tracy Panton, UDP Leader
"It's a hustle, if I can be blunt. The backbenchers who don't sit in cabinet and who are not privy to the decisions that are being made in cabinet are saying we don't agree with that. The persons, the backbenchers in the south and in the north, say we don't know about this, and this will materially impact our citizens."
"And it provides no guarantee that the highways will be any safer. We cannot support any opportunity where the working class continues to bear the biggest burden in terms of cost of living and new taxes, a new fees, enforcement and monitoring is absolutely essential."
"And we do not support at this point any more taxes or fees to be put on the backs and the shoulders of the working class."
