Rejected petition Implementation of a Regulated Child Parking System.

Parents with newborns and young children often struggle to find designated parking, leading to safety concerns, inconvenience, and stress. Without a monitored system, unauthorized individuals frequently misuse child-friendly parking spaces, leaving those who truly need them without access.

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The introduction of a child badge, valid for a maximum of two years per child and extendable only upon the birth of a new child, ensures that new parents with young, less-mobile children are given priority access. However, in cases where a child has special needs, parents may apply for a disability badge instead. Implementing this policy now will alleviate the pressing difficulties faced by parents, ensure the proper utilization of designated parking, and contribute to governmental revenue.

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Date submitted 1 April 2025
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