❓ Mr. Dean inquires about classifying mobile caravans for personal use on registration forms. The response details the introduction of a dual premium scheme for third-party insurance and the inclusion of 'Private Rate' and 'Standard Rate' options on registration forms.
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(b) if a mobile caravan is used for personal/family use exclusively, why is there not a classification for this on the registration form; (c) does the Department of Planning and Infrastructure intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use; (d) if not, why not; and (e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(c) does the Department of Planning and Infrastructure intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use; (d) if not, why not; and (e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(d) if not, why not; and (e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(c) and (d) From 1 July 2003, the Insurance Commission of WA will introduce a dual premium scheme for third party insurance premiums. Mobile caravans (that are not over 4.5 tonnes) used for private purposes will be eligible for a private rate of premium. For these vehicles, the new registration form will show payment options for ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’. Mobile caravans may be eligible for the lower insurance premium but are not eligible for the family discount on licence fees. (e) Registration forms for vehicles expiring on or after 30 June 2003 will show the classification of ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’ for mobile caravans.
(e) Registration forms for vehicles expiring on or after 30 June 2003 will show the classification of ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’ for mobile caravans.
(c) does the Department of Planning and Infrastructure intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use; (d) if not, why not; and (e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(d) if not, why not; and (e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(e) if the Department of Planning and Infrastructure does intend to add a classification on the registration forms for mobile caravans to show a classification of personal/family use, when is it expected to be shown on the registration forms?
(c) and (d) From 1 July 2003, the Insurance Commission of WA will introduce a dual premium scheme for third party insurance premiums. Mobile caravans (that are not over 4.5 tonnes) used for private purposes will be eligible for a private rate of premium. For these vehicles, the new registration form will show payment options for ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’. Mobile caravans may be eligible for the lower insurance premium but are not eligible for the family discount on licence fees. (e) Registration forms for vehicles expiring on or after 30 June 2003 will show the classification of ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’ for mobile caravans.
(e) Registration forms for vehicles expiring on or after 30 June 2003 will show the classification of ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’ for mobile caravans.
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Answered
12 August 2003
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
55 days
(a) and (b) Mobile caravans are not eligible for the family rebate on vehicle licence fees, as they already receive a 50% reduction in licence fees. On the registration form they are currently classified within the non-family ‘Standard Rate’ payment option.
(c) and (d) From 1 July 2003, the Insurance Commission of WA will introduce a dual premium scheme for third party insurance premiums. Mobile caravans (that are not over 4.5 tonnes) used for private purposes will be eligible for a private rate of premium. For these vehicles, the new registration form will show payment options for ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’. Mobile caravans may be eligible for the lower insurance premium but are not eligible for the family discount on licence fees.
(e) Registration forms for vehicles expiring on or after 30 June 2003 will show the classification of ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’ for mobile caravans.
(c) and (d) From 1 July 2003, the Insurance Commission of WA will introduce a dual premium scheme for third party insurance premiums. Mobile caravans (that are not over 4.5 tonnes) used for private purposes will be eligible for a private rate of premium. For these vehicles, the new registration form will show payment options for ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’. Mobile caravans may be eligible for the lower insurance premium but are not eligible for the family discount on licence fees.
(e) Registration forms for vehicles expiring on or after 30 June 2003 will show the classification of ‘Private Rate’ or ‘Standard Rate’ for mobile caravans.
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