have you registered a cobra in NSW?

[Merv and Sharon]

Agreed Dazza. All states will go the same way. It won't take long either. The issue of rule changes after permission to build is issued is interesting. I am probably wrong, but I thought that in QLD that the permission to build letter was the date at which you had to comply - not a moving feast. I was also under the impression that a certain time was allocated for the build. I will have to go back and check my correspondence.

[suthol]

Originally Posted by Merv and Sharon

Agreed Dazza. All states will go the same way. It won't take long either. The issue of rule changes after permission to build is issued is interesting. I am probably wrong, but I thought that in QLD that the permission to build letter was the date at which you had to comply - not a moving feast. I was also under the impression that a certain time was allocated for the build. I will have to go back and check my correspondence.

G'day Merv,

NSW has always been a moving feast but was always limited to ADR changes and not the way that compliance is tested as per the seat mounts and seatbelt anchor points which at the very least has the potential to be destructive.

I don't know if this has been linked before but here is an address by Dan Leavy to the Victorian Parliament - Road Safety Committee to discuss ADRs in August 2009.

Dan is currently the GM of Light Vehicle Safety Policy in NSW but seems to have dreams of influencing the world not just NSW.

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