10 November 2010 The Hon. Wayne Swan MP Treasurer Parliament House CANBERRA ACT 2600 Dear Mr Swan, mandatory standard for BICYCLE HELMETS I am writing to draw your attention to a deficiency in the mandatory standard for bicycle helmets and to a lack of due process in the review of it that the ACCC conducted [...]
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SUBMISSION TO NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS CONSULTATION May 2009
May 6th, 2011
admin 1. Introduction This submission comments upon the specific application of the three key questions of the Consultation to cyclists. Enclosure A, being my chapter 6 of the book Transportation Accident Analysis and Prevention provides supporting data and argument. References to it are simply by page number designated as [141] etc. Other references are listed in [...]
Submission to the Prime Minister April 2009
May 6th, 2011
admin CRAG has not yet received a response from this submission SUBMISSION ON BICYCLE HELMETS Introduction When the then Prime Minister Hawke announced the ‘black spots’ program in December 1989 to reduce the national road toll and improve safety, he offered additional road funding to induce the states and self-governing territories to legislate for ten “known [...]
Submission to “CYCLING AUSTRALIA, THE NATIONAL STRATEGY”
December 26th, 2010
admin In August 1998, Austroads Inc., a body comprising Australian transport authorities, invited comments on a consultation paper for a national cycling strategy. On behalf of CRAG, Bill Curnow submitted the following comments. COMMENTS ON “CYCLING AUSTRALIA, THE NATIONAL STRATEGY, COMMUNITY CONSULTATION PAPER, AUGUST 1998″ The paper does not give any attention to the effects that [...]
Submission to the National Road Transport Commission
December 26th, 2010
admin Entrenchment of Helmet Laws in Australian Road Rules by Bill Curnow 18 August 1997 Under an agreement by all governments in Australia, the National Road Transport Commission is developing Australian Road Rules that all road users in Australia will need to follow. Draft rules were released for public comment in 1994. In the light of [...]

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