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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    If you aint got em, it aint legal... simple, really....
    I have got them, so explain the legalities of a wof/rego checkpoint.
    Seriously, I would like to know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    I have got them, so explain the legalities of a wof/rego checkpoint.
    Seriously, I would like to know.
    If your car does not have a current warrant of fitness or registration label, that is against the law. (ie = illegal).

    Cars being used on any road, should have a current warrant of fitness, to show that it is capable of being used on such roads and is safe to be there. Warrants last for 6 months if vehicle is older than 5 years old. If new, or p to 5 years old, they last for 1 year.

    Registrations are mostly made up of ACC premiums, in case you or yours are involved in a crash, for example.

    If cars do not have these, the user can expect a ticket, or sometimes two if really deserving. If the vehicle is a real piece of shit, it can also get a really staunch looking pink sticker slapped onto the windscreen (or a green one if it isn't too bad...).

    But I am sure you knew this already...

    You have em?

    "Carry on, have a nice day, good on ya mate, nothing to see here, then...." No quota = no donut...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    If your car does not have a current warrant of fitness or registration label, that is against the law. (ie = illegal).

    Cars being used on any road, should have a current warrant of fitness, to show that it is capable of being used on such roads and is safe to be there. Warrants last for 6 months if vehicle is older than 5 years old. If new, or p to 5 years old, they last for 1 year.

    Registrations are mostly made up of ACC premiums, in case you or yours are involved in a crash, for example.

    If cars do not have these, the user can expect a ticket, or sometimes two if really deserving. If the vehicle is a real piece of shit, it can also get a really staunch looking pink sticker slapped onto the windscreen (or a green one if it isn't too bad...).

    But I am sure you knew this already...

    You have em?

    "Carry on, have a nice day, good on ya mate, nothing to see here, then...." No quota = no donut...
    You are very good with the obvious.

    How is a cop able to stop me on a suburban street (when I'm going about my business in a lawful manner), and say "...just checking warrants and rego's today."???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    You are very good with the obvious.

    How is a cop able to stop me on a suburban street (when I'm going about my business in a lawful manner), and say "...just checking warrants and rego's today."???
    Usually by putting on the red and blues. Some times, a short burst of the siren helps...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    Usually by putting on the red and blues. Some times, a short burst of the siren helps...
    If I was a suspicious bloke, I'd say you were obfuscating...


    No, lights and sirens not required.
    It was a Gendarme standing in the middle of the road with a clipboard.
    A clipboard imbues a man with almost supernatural powers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Enabling random stopping for Breath Testing was a step on the slippery slope.
    Now you see checkpoints for WOF's and rego - how can that be legal?
    So how many times have you been pulled up for any of the above reasons??

    ME? - about 5-6 times in the last twenty years.

    (and no, I wasn't ALWAYS in this job and no, I don't have a secret "don't stop me and check my breath/WOF/rego" wave either)
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    So how many times have you been pulled up for any of the above reasons??

    ME? - about 5-6 times in the last twenty years.

    (and no, I wasn't ALWAYS in this job and no, I don't have a secret "don't stop me and check my breath/WOF/rego" wave either)
    Why does the number of times matter?
    As far as I was aware, the only time you may be randomly stopped on the road is for a properly constituted breath alcohol test.

    I must be right, as it's caused the fuzz on the board to go into a lather of obfuscation...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Why does the number of times matter?
    As far as I was aware, the only time you may be randomly stopped on the road is for a properly constituted breath alcohol test.

    I must be right, as it's caused the fuzz on the board to go into a lather of obfuscation...
    Anywhere, anytime to check if everything is up to WOF standard.


    "I wanna see if yer spare wheel is secured proply sir"
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Anywhere, anytime to check if everything is up to WOF standard.


    "I wanna see if yer spare wheel is secured proply sir"
    So how does this not breach Section 4 of the Bill of Rights...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    If I was a suspicious bloke, I'd say you were obfuscating...

    I am a bloke too... I don't have eggs....

    No, lights and sirens not required.
    It was a Gendarme standing in the middle of the road with a clipboard.
    A clipboard imbues a man with almost supernatural powers.
    Oh yeah... that works too. Ignore it at your peril... but supernatural powers? That must be because he is wearing a uniform, because that makes em invincible and undefeatable... Its that, or the donut dust....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Why does the number of times matter?
    As far as I was aware, the only time you may be randomly stopped on the road is for a properly constituted breath alcohol test.

    I must be right, as it's caused the fuzz on the board to go into a lather of obfuscation...
    Drivers shouldn't be stopped to see if their car is roadworthy?

    Drivers shouldn't be stopped to see if they have a current drivers licence?

    Funny world you live in......

    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    So how does this not breach Section 4 of the Bill of Rights...?
    It wouldn't be, if it is for a check to see if the spare tyre is secured properly....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    Oh yeah... that works too. Ignore it at your peril... but supernatural powers? That must be because he is wearing a uniform, because that makes em invincible and undefeatable... Its that, or the donut dust....
    Apparently it makes them unable to get to the point, either.
    Exactly how is this semi-supernatural being able to stop me going about my lawful business?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Apparently it makes them unable to get to the point, either.
    Exactly how is this semi-supernatural being able to stop me going about my lawful business?
    I am fairly sure its acually in the donut dust.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Apparently it makes them unable to get to the point, either.
    Exactly how is this semi-supernatural being able to stop me going about my lawful business?
    Don't you know ....... ?

    or is a rhetoric question?

    I reckon they're gonna play with you for a while. You seem to enjoy it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick View Post
    Drivers shouldn't be stopped to see if their car is roadworthy?

    Drivers shouldn't be stopped to see if they have a current drivers licence?

    Funny world you live in......



    It wouldn't be, if it is for a check to see if the spare tyre is secured properly....
    So you'll be checking ID's on the street now?
    Actually that's a good question - do cops actually get out of their cars these days?.

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