NSW: CTP letters
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From: Zebee Johnstone on 12 Jul 2010 23:03 In aus.motorcycles on Tue, 13 Jul 2010 10:50:30 +1000 Yeebok <yeeb(a)yeeb.yeeb> wrote: >>> letter. (A real snail mail one is best, email if you must) > The NSW Liberals & Nationals understand your frustration and believe > riders are rightly disappointed with the Keneally Labor Government as > this is just another increase that was slipped in without any consultation. > > Only the NSW Liberals & Nationals have the practical and positive plans > that will Make NSW Number One Again. > Now I wonder just what these plans are when it comes to motorcycles and CTP.... NSW already is "number one" if the contest is "highest premiums" after all. Zebee
From: BT Humble on 12 Jul 2010 23:22 Yeebok wrote: > Response from ..@parliament.nsw.gov.au within 24 hours is not bad: > > Thank you for raising your concerns about the increase in cost of > motorcycle CTP Green Slips in NSW. > > Since 1 July, the owners of more than 165,000 registered motorcycles in > NSW have had to deal with new green slip charges. > > The latest cost increase is a result of legislation the Keneally Labor > Government introduced last year. At the time they said it would only > result in an increase to the cost of the average Green Slip of > approximately $10.[1] > > The standard green slip fees for a 250cc motorcycle has risen by a > dramatic 85.5 per cent and will cost many riders up to $470 a year for > their green slips. > > This rise comes on top of electricity, gas, water and vehicle > registration hikes. > > The Keneally Labor Government has an ongoing war on motorists and riders > and it's vision for our roads network involves more fines, more taxes > and higher premiums but no new roads. > > After nearly 16 years in power they have no ideas and offer no > solutions on how to fix our State's ailing road network. > > The NSW Liberals & Nationals understand your frustration and believe > riders are rightly disappointed with the Keneally Labor Government as > this is just another increase that was slipped in without any consultation. > > Only the NSW Liberals & Nationals have the practical and positive plans > that will Make NSW Number One Again. > > NSW needs a change of Government but in the meantime, the NSW Liberals & > Nationals are investigating alternatives to this unreasonable price hike > in consultation with the Motorcycle Council of NSW and other stakeholders. > > I would be more than happy to keep you updated if you like. > > Yours sincerely > > Ilse van de Meent > * Use one fullstop after the first name and append the @parliament part > above if you wish to email them. "You have our pity. Now vote for us." BTH -- Posted at www.usenet.com.au
From: Diogenes on 12 Jul 2010 23:37 On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 03:22:39 +0000 (UTC), YnRAaHVtYmxldG93bi5vcmc=(a)REGISTERED_USER_usenet.com.au (BT Humble) wrote: >"You have our pity. Now vote for us." Loosely translated as "come in spinner" ================= Onya bike Gerry
From: Nev.. on 13 Jul 2010 04:47 On 13/07/2010 10:50 AM, Yeebok wrote: > On 12/07/2010 10:31 AM, Yeebok wrote: >> >> On 12/07/2010 7:53 AM, Zebee Johnstone wrote: >>> If you are annoyed at the increases in CTP, then time to write a >>> letter. (A real snail mail one is best, email if you must) >>> >>> >>> Points to remember in your letters: >>> >>> The next Meeting of the MCC of NSW is on Monday, August 2nd. We would >>> welcome all attendees and involvement. >> Done. Added : >> >> .. stats would weigh 220kg, the price would increase to $508. Please >> explain how being injured by a 220Kg motorcycle has a lower insurance >> payout than being hit under identical conditions by a 2,477Kg 2010 >> Patrol. This does not make sense. > > Response from ..@parliament.nsw.gov.au within 24 hours is not bad: Well it's not as if the opposition have anything else to do with their time. They can reply as fast as they like, all you'll get is a promise to do better when you vote for them, and some rubbishing of the incumbent, blaming them for all of the woes of the status quo. I wouldn't go ticking it off as a great achievement just yet, it's not as though the opposition member who replied to you actually has any power to change anything. Nev.. '08 DL1000K8
From: BT Humble on 13 Jul 2010 06:04
Nev.. wrote: > Well it's not as if the opposition have anything else to do with their > time. They can reply as fast as they like, all you'll get is a promise > to do better when you vote for them, and some rubbishing of the > incumbent, blaming them for all of the woes of the status quo. I > wouldn't go ticking it off as a great achievement just yet, it's not as > though the opposition member who replied to you actually has any power > to change anything. Teeheehee! You said "member"! BTH -- Posted at www.usenet.com.au |