The contractor for the Motor Vehicle Registration and Driver’s Licensing Regulatory Services (MVRDLRS) program claimed that the Commission on Audit (COA) defied the Supreme Court decision declaring the program legal and constitutional.
Patrick Penachos, chief counsel of the JKG-Power Plates, the winning bidder in the MVRDLRS program, warned that by ignoring the high court decision, the COA is denying the company justice. The COA however said the high court decision is still pending resolution.
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