Bandit Alley
REGIONAL FORUMS => AUS/NZ => Topic started by: aussiebandit on October 14, 2006, 09:42:27 AM
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Good news for all Australian Riders.
A letter from Guy Stanford MCC of NSW.
Front Numberplates for motorcycles are gone, taken off the National agenda for action. It's over. The ignorant finger of blame has been withdrawn.
I am pleased to inform you that the National Road Safety
Action Plan 2007 and 2008 was approved today by the
Australian Transport Council. Release of the new Plan was
announced in a joint media statement by Ministers Lloyd and Vaile
(http://www.ministers.dotars.gov.au/jl/releases/2006/October/L130_2006.htm) and the document can be accessed directly from the ATC website at the following address:
http://www.atcouncil.gov.au/documents/nrss_actionplan_0708.pdf.
The NRSS AP document is about 4Mb to download.
Riveting reading.
This particular NRSS AP is the best I have seen. There is evidence of
open minds and thoughtful inquiry. It is not all agreeable, but much
more reasonable.
Reason and common sense have come forward. We need to give recognition to this, encourage it, give praise to the NRSS Panel members.
I am pleased that common sense has prevailed and the silly proposal has
finally been dropped.
Guy Stanford
MCC of NSW
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Thank god for that!!
And thanks for letting us know.
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Common sence, if so how the bloody hell did it become part of the agenda in the first place?
Did we go through all this shyte twenty odd bloody years ago?
Yes great news indeed, but I still do not understand why the motorcycle lobby groups had to go through all this bullshyte again, and again. Or is it I'm just plain old and grumpy, and feed up with all this crap, presented to governments, by some pen pushing fool who can not see the common sence for why they where removed in the first place. :duh: