❓ Question regarding the application of anti-hoon laws to 17-year-old P-plate drivers and the possibility of avoiding penalties through the juvenile justice system. The Minister did not have the answer at the time.
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ANTIHOON LAWS
I refer to Western Australia’s antihoon laws and ask - (1) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to appear before a juvenile justice team and escape with a caution, and with no conviction being recorded? (2) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to commit the same offence more than once and still escape without licence suspension or vehicle confiscation? Hon JON FORD
I refer to Western Australia’s antihoon laws and ask - (1) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to appear before a juvenile justice team and escape with a caution, and with no conviction being recorded? (2) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to commit the same offence more than once and still escape without licence suspension or vehicle confiscation? Hon JON FORD
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I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
(1) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to appear before a juvenile justice team and escape with a caution, and with no conviction being recorded? (2) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to commit the same offence more than once and still escape without licence suspension or vehicle confiscation? Hon JON FORD replied: I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
(2) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to commit the same offence more than once and still escape without licence suspension or vehicle confiscation? Hon JON FORD replied: I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
Hon JON FORD replied: I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
(1) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to appear before a juvenile justice team and escape with a caution, and with no conviction being recorded? (2) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to commit the same offence more than once and still escape without licence suspension or vehicle confiscation? Hon JON FORD replied: I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
(2) Is it possible for 17-year-old P-plate drivers to commit the same offence more than once and still escape without licence suspension or vehicle confiscation? Hon JON FORD replied: I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
Hon JON FORD replied: I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
I do not have that answer. If it comes through, I will provide it.
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