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• Unless Senior Traffic Commissioner John Carpenter is given more resources, he will be unable to tackle problems of leniency and inconsistency between the Traffic Area Offices, says National Union of Civil and Public Servants spokesman John Gallagher.
By throwing out John Palmer's suggestion of a national Licensing Authority, but refusing to widen the Senior Commissioner's powers, the Government is effectively preventing the enforcement agencies from operating more efficiently, says Gallagher.
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