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Wheel Clamping Banned In WA From December 14

Wheel clamping to control parking on private property in Western Australia will be officially banned from December 14, 2020 - delivering on a McGowan Government commitment to outlaw the practice before the end of 2020.

The Road Traffic Act Amendment (Immobilisation, Towing and Detention of Vehicles) Act, passed by both houses of Parliament in November, makes the use of wheel clamping as a parking enforcement measure on private property a $5,000 offence.

The law and supporting regulations ensure wheel clamping - and other forms of vehicle immobilisation - can no longer be used to control private parking, bringing Western Australia into line with other States where the practice has been outlawed.

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Wheel Clamping Banned In WA From December 14

Wheel clamping to control parking on private property in Western Australia will be officially banned from December 14, 2020 - delivering on a McGowan Government commitment to outlaw the practice before the end of 2020.

The Road Traffic Act Amendment (Immobilisation, Towing and Detention of Vehicles) Act, passed by both houses of Parliament in November, makes the use of wheel clamping as a parking enforcement measure on private property a $5,000 offence.

The law and supporting regulations ensure wheel clamping - and other forms of vehicle immobilisation - can no longer be used to control private parking, bringing Western Australia into line with other States where the practice has been outlawed.

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https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/McGowan/2020/12/Wheel-clamping-banned-in-Western-Australia-from-December-14.aspx

Source: Govt of WA

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Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc.

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Don't for get the Christmas Trails Community Event is happening tomorrow in Chinatown from 4pm.

Check out the schedule and things to do!
The fun kicks off from 4pm.

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Dont for get the Christmas Trails Community Event is happening tomorrow in Chinatown from 4pm.

Check out the schedule and things to do!
The fun kicks off from 4pm.

Source: Chinatown Revitalisation Project

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Federal, State and Territory Government Net Debt to hit $1.4 Trillion

This week, the Queensland Government became the last state government to release its 2020-21 budget.

Net debt to hit $1.4 trillion.

Collectively, their budgets show state and territory net debt is forecast to grow from a combined $235.1 billion this year to $401.5 billion by 2023-24, with 38 per cent of that debt belonging to Victoria.

That comes on top of the Federal Government's forecast net debt of $966.2 billion in 2023-24, which will bring net debt across all levels of government to $1.4 trillion in four years' time, up from $938.4 billion today.

Western Australia is the only state government not forecasting budget deficits in coming years.

It has forecast combined surpluses of $4.2 billion, between 2020-21 and 2023-24, thanks to high iron ore prices and a larger share of the GST.

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Federal and state government net debt to hit $1.4 trillion

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Federal, state and territory government net debt will hit $1.4 trillion by 2023-24 as governments borrow big to support their economies.

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