DICT integrating NCAP into eGovPH
The Department of Information and Communications Technology is in the process of integrating the No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP) into the government's one-stop mobile application, eGovPH.
During a Palace press briefing, DICT Undersecretary David Almirol Jr. said they already met with the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority regarding the matter.
''So, ito pong mga bagong feature po na ini-integrate natin that we're working closely tulad po sa NCAP po – nag-meeting na po kami sa MMDA so mari-receive na po iyong mga penalties mo doon sa eGov app 'no,'' Almirol said.
(So the new features we are integrating, we're working closely including this NCAP... we met with MMDA so you may receive your penalties in the eGov app.)
''So, 'pag natapos po iyong integration, ang ganda po nito kasi makikita mo na doon kung ilan na po iyong violation mo at kahit nasa bahay ka na rin, puwede mong i-settle na rin iyong penalty mo 'no,'' he added.
(Once we're finished with the integration, the public will be able to see on the app the violations they have committed and they can settle the penalties even if they are at home.)
The eGovPH is a single platform where the public can access their digital government IDs and conduct transactions with the government.
The NCAP uses closed-circuit television, digital cameras, and/or other gadgets or technology to capture videos and images of vehicles violating traffic laws.
Under the policy, violators can pay fines online or at the MMDA office. They can also contest their supposed violations caught under the NCAP.
The NCAP was resumed after the Supreme Court partially lifted the temporary restraining order against the policy, allowing only the MMDA to implement it. —AOL, GMA Integrated News
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