Seat belt buckle under the rear seats

We're abandoning due to the risk a needles under the seat and the safety of testers when rummaging under seats for buckles.

Nobody mentioned faulty seatbelts

Here's the OP in case you missed it:

I'll start every one of on this like to hear your thoughts ? I stopped digging my fingers deep under a rear passenger seat to pull it up where I can't see what is under them to retrieve a missing buckle ! I don't mind pulling the tabs up that I can see to do this however I draw the line on unknown cars and customers !. When I was challenged by this of my Vosa man Stephen kelso he gave me chapter and verse .on the manual !!! Ok Stephen have you ever found hypodermic needles 💉💉💉💉 jammed down the rear seats ? He said NO ! Well I have a few times NOW I nearly got jabbed a few times and I Refuse to do it now on health grounds because I don't want to catch Aids Hiv or hepatitis off some junkie scum . The only dark crevices im willing to stick my fingers into have hair around them or are fully shaven ok

It’s a lost buckle, what do you mean nobody mentioned faulty seat belts, the thread is called seat belt buckle rear seats 😂😂😂

What people are forgetting is unless the inspection manuals tells you otherwise is a visual inspection,to start physically hunting for a buckle is a physical aspect and you are carrying out a repair .
As far as I'm concerned belts and buckles should be visible and ready to test .
Common sense tells us and drives us to go looking for a lost buckle but that's not how it works .

Preventing testers to look for lost buckles will remove the risk of harm to the tester .
PRS can always be used when the test is complete .

Carrying out this behaviour of fixing things only helps 2 2 4 testing

No an exemption can be obtained for medical reasons also taxi drivers plying for hire etc 😀

Not every seat needs a seat belt
Number of belts needed depends on year and number of seats in the vehicle