>> If one lives in QLD and commits a traffic offence in NSW is it the NSW
>> penalties that apply or QLD
>> ta
>
>The penalty is applied by the jurisdiction within which you commit the
>offence.
That's what I always figured. But how would (in Emma's example) NSW put demerit
points onto the QLD system?
Toby Ponsenby - 28 Apr 2004 13:19 GMT
<| budgie |> did write on 28Apr2004 at 9:59:36 PM
> That's what I always figured. But how would (in Emma's example) NSW put demerit
> points onto the QLD system?
Shhh. Sometimes they cock it up and don't.

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Uncle Bully - 28 Apr 2004 23:06 GMT
> That's what I always figured. But how would (in Emma's example) NSW put demerit
> points onto the QLD system?
They don't. Unless they have some sort of reciprocal agreement that I'm not
aware of.
It's one of the reasons I still present my NZ license for speeding tickets
:)
atec - 29 Apr 2004 04:27 GMT
> > That's what I always figured. But how would (in Emma's example) NSW put
> demerit
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> It's one of the reasons I still present my NZ license for speeding tickets
> :)
Are you a mainlander or one of those oddballs from the south island ?
Uncle Bully - 29 Apr 2004 22:58 GMT
> Are you a mainlander or one of those oddballs from the south island ?
South Island is the mainland.
Noddy - 30 Apr 2004 00:11 GMT
"Uncle Bully" <wakeupcall@optushome.com.au.REMOVE> wrote in message
> South Island is the mainland.
Not according to the mainlanders in the North :)
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Noddy.
atec - 30 Apr 2004 00:48 GMT
what you smoking boy ?. I want some of it .
> > Are you a mainlander or one of those oddballs from the south island ?
>
> South Island is the mainland.