❓ The WA government confirms that protection screens compliant with Australian Design Rules are being added to taxi vehicle specifications as non-mandatory equipment. Taxi owners who choose to install these screens will bear the cost.
AnsweredQoN 364Legislative Council
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(2) If yes to (1), when and who will be responsible for the cost of implementation?
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Answered
8 April 2009
Responded by
Minister for Transport
Response time
29 days
(1) Protection screens compliant with Vehicle Standards (Australian Design Rules) 2006 are currently being added to taxi vehicle specifications as non-mandatory taxi equipment (for approved vehicles only).
(2) Once added to the taxi vehicle specifications as non-mandatory equipment, taxi owners will be able to install compliant safety screens on a voluntary basis.
Taxi owners opting to install compliant safety screens will be responsible for the cost of the screen and its installation.
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(2) Once added to the taxi vehicle specifications as non-mandatory equipment, taxi owners will be able to install compliant safety screens on a voluntary basis.
Taxi owners opting to install compliant safety screens will be responsible for the cost of the screen and its installation.
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