The Osun State House of Assembly has announced plans to introduce a bill aimed at regulating park management across the state. According to legislative sources, the proposed law seeks to bring order to the operations of motor parks, curb illegal activities, and ensure that revenue generated from the sector is properly accounted for.
The move comes amid growing concerns over the activities of park managers and transport unions, which have often been linked to disputes and irregularities in revenue collection. Lawmakers believe that a formal regulatory framework will help streamline operations, reduce conflicts, and improve the welfare of transport workers.
The bill is expected to outline clear guidelines for licensing, monitoring, and supervising park managers, while also establishing penalties for misconduct. Supporters of the proposal argue that it will enhance transparency and boost internally generated revenue for the state.
The Assembly has assured stakeholders that consultations will be held with transport unions, community leaders, and government agencies to ensure inclusivity in the drafting process. If passed, the legislation could mark a significant step toward reforming the transport sector in Osun State.
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