Let’s take this campaign to the next level

Thank you to everyone so far, we are gathering around 100 supporters a day far more than we ever thought would happen. It's hard enough sometimes to get 10 ADIs in a group to agree never mind over 300!

We cannot do this without your help!

Please share this on social media: Facebook, Instagram, twitter and amongst your colleagues on your local WhatsApp groups and with your local association.

Remember the main issue is for an independent enquiry into the DVSA. You don't have to agree with every point they are just for consideration. (You can't start an enquiry with a completely blank slate there has to be some terms of reference). It is entirely possible that some of the points will be found unproven. 

Standards Check and Part 3 News:

The DVSA are refusing to allow anyone to observe a test, for health and safety reasons, but now want to deliver Standards Checks and Part 3 tests with a limited duration of 40 minutes (wheels turning).

How does this make everyone who had to deliver an hour long lesson feel?

NASP

The secondary point of this petition is still related to NASP.

Many said we shouldn't mention NASP in this petition because we would get more people to sign, but principle is important.

No one doubts the commitment of the many organisations national and local, however the DVSA only consults with NASP keeps the minutes secret, and refuses to consult with us on the register.

No-one told you when you signed up to the register you had to pay a further fee to have your voice heard.

If NASP members truly represent 75% of the industry as they recently claim then they should be happy to endorse an independent enquiry into the DVSA, and happy for their involvement with the DVSA to undergo independent inspection.

If you are a paying member of a NASP organisation, ask yourself the reasons why they don't support this petition? and why don't they support an independent inspection of membership to determine the real number of ADIs they represent? 

When many ADIs and PDIs were on breadline, weren't entitled to the 80% and were on universal credit, and doing whatever work we could,  NASP approved by the DVSA wanted you to pay for a totally unnecessary "Critical Worker" register badge, until forced to revoke the fee by popular opinion.

Lets show them and the DVSA that is far from the case and change the industry for the better!