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Dahasolnce [82]
2 years ago
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Propose five ways in which the government can ensure that road accident fund benefits are given to the deserving beneficiaries

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Crazy boy [7]2 years ago
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Five ways in ensuring that the government will give beneficiaries to those who had gone to road accidents are:

There is an employment of employees, in which ensures that the RAF is being run fairly and there is no corruption.

The cases are judged fairly and the victims involved will be compensated.

When accidents occur, officials will face the person involve in the accident for verification claim.

There is little intermediary interferences.

Lastly, there is a replacement of current system of which the RAF is the one held responsible of doing. This will absolve the driver affected in terms of civil liability.

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