THEY CANNOT BE SERIOUS!!!!!!!------------------------------------------------
Dear Mr Attorney-General,
$$$ This levy is nothing more than an arbitrary tax
$$$ No way am I paying one on a bicycle helmet matter
$$$ Shouldn't the offence involve a 'victim'?
$$$ This ridiculousness is going too far!!!
$$$ 'Justice' continues her Australian retreat into the ether
Yours in utter frustration,
Freedom Cyclist
Just wait until the women of less than stellar repute hear about this one.
ReplyDeleteThis is another example of what happens when rules are blindly followed and humans don't use their brains... It's like something from HGTTG!
ReplyDeleteDon't Panic!
:)
There may not have been a human involved. The levy may have been produced automatically by a computer.
ReplyDeleteIt also illustrates that part of what we are fighting is easy revenue raising by Government.
I think you should bring this to the meeting on Tuesday, Sue...
ReplyDeleteI'd have said you were the victim...
ReplyDeleteI concur with you all!!!
ReplyDelete...will raise this turn-of-events with the pollies post-haste
You got charged $3 more than me!
ReplyDeleteSue, Best of luck with your meeting with the Parliamentary Secretary tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteYou've got the A team for this one.
Jeez!...why did I get charged $3 more? - I hate arbitrariness!!!!
ReplyDelete...thanks, Kathy, will keep you posted just in case by tomorrow arvo helmet law is a thing of the past! (?)(?)(?)(?) - oh! I can dream!!!!!!!
Good luck Sue. Meanwhile the spectre of compulsory helmets returns to the UK with a second reading of the helmets for children bill. If this goes through, grown ups will doubtless be next.
ReplyDeletehttp://services.parliament.uk/bills/2010-11/cyclesprotectiveheadgearforchildrenbill.html
..........................[insert jaw drop]..........................
ReplyDeletekeep at it, Sue!!
Anon, that's so scary - DON'T LET IT HAPPEN!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMarc, I concur; it defies belief!!! & I certainly will!!!
The local newspapers are generally filled with reports about cases being
ReplyDeletecontested by representatives from various compensation law firms so much so
that any tourist scanning over the city newspaper supplements is bound to be
a bit surprised by the prominent face of these law firms.