Overview
- Parliament set up the drafting panel for the nine-seat transport law and accepted nearly all 121–122 requests to testify, excluding those from Vox.
- Lawmakers will group testimony from a broad mix of institutions into periodic sessions starting in June, a pace that sources say could delay the law beyond 2026.
- Élite Taxi backs the current draft and urges limiting in‑person testimony to a small set of key voices to avoid delay, while other taxi representatives disagree.
- The proposal would tighten checks and fines and require drivers to certify B1-level Catalan, seeking clearer rules for how taxis and ride-hail cars operate in cities.
- In Valencia, taxi groups hold weekly street protests for a tougher regional decree as the conseller vows approval in May, a timeline sector leaders question.