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Released Under RTI Act - TMR Subject A_Fwd A_: A_National A_ A_HeavyA _ A_VehicleA _ A_Registration A_ A_SchemeA From: denise.spink Sch 4 CTPI To: [email protected] Date: Thursday, 3 November 2016 03:38:05 PM AEST Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Tanya McDonald < Sch 4 CTPI > Date: 3 November2016 at 1:13:58 pm AWST To: denise spinks <denise.spinks Sch 4 CTPI lsuru Neelagama < Sch 4 CTPI Subject: Fwd: National Heavy Vehicle Registration Scheme Hey chicky, As mentioned - some background material. T Begin forwarded message: From: lsuru Neelagama < Sch 4 CTPI Date: 2 November 2016 at 5:39:02 pm AEST To: kirbyanderso Sch 4 CTPI Subject: National Heavy Vehicle Registration Scheme Hey mate, hope you are well. As discussed with Tanya the following dot points sum up the issue: • The Premier as Transport Minister signed Queensland up, not only to participate in, but also to be the host state for the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR). • The NHVR is set up to deliver red tape reduction, business growth, jobs for industry and lowered freight costs and better road safety for the community. • At the upcoming Transport and Infrastructure Council meeting the NHVR is asking jurisdictions for some cash to build a regulatory platform. • This regulatory platform is essential to the regulator delivering business and safetyReleased benefits to Queenslanders under and nationally. RTI Act - TMR • Queensland, which in essence was being asked to contribute about $15 million over three years has said no via cabinet. • If the NHVR, employing 200 odd people in Queensland is rendered ineffective because its host state can't stump up spare change, it will be embarrassing for the Premier as Minister who signed onto the reform. • There was assurance at a meeting with the Minister that would progress, the business case for the project is sound and it offers the opportunity to lower TMR costs over time, which makes it virtually cost neutral. 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 1 of 171 I have attached a presentation which was given to the Minister. Thanks, lsuru Neelagama PRE-TIC_Presentation_ CEO_M inister_Hinchliffe_ 14_ October.pptx 459.2kB Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 2 of 171 __) NHVR National Heavy Vehicle r{gg~tator Pre-Council Briefing , Hon. Stirling Hinchliffe MP, Minister for Transport and the Coi,:mobwea/th Games C www,nhvr.gov,au Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 3 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 4 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 5 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 6 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 7 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 8 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 9 of 171 Released under RTI Act - TMR 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 10 of 171 Subject: A_Fwd A_: A_MediaportalA _ A_AlertA _ - A_Main A_ A_Roads A_ From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Friday, 4 November 2016 08:27:42 AM AEST Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: <[email protected]> Date: 4 November 2016 at 3:20:42 am AWST To: <[email protected]> Subject: Mediaportal Alert• Main Roads MEDIAPORTAL ALERT Main Roads Queensland Copyright - access via inspection only Released under RTI Act - TMR < - 135-05869 MIN - Page Number: 11 of 171 ~isentia.mediaportal How happy are you with the content of this alert? 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I visited yesterday and they were brilliant. I'm buying a Hyundai Elantra SR (smaller, easy tech communications and more fuel efficient than RAV4 for all the driving I do with real estate) and needed a Company Registration Number. I followed the advice of Sch 4 CTPI from Hyundai North Lakes and the staff at Strathpine Dept T&MR were ecstatic ... smiling and cheering and I was out of there in 15 mins with my CRN ! Special thanks to Chris who took care of me. List of what docs you need to take in - *ASIC search, *copy Certificate of Incorporation for company, *Drivers Licence with correct address on it and a *Letter of authority on company letterhead that you can act on your company's behalf. http://www.lakeshyundai.com.au/ If you want a Hyundai, go see Sch 4 CTPI t Hyundai ReleasedNorth Lakes 3490 1111 under and let him RTI know I recommendedAct - TMR you. You can now tag your friends in your status or post. Type@ and then type the friend's name. 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