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Old 08-01-2013, 09:04 PM   #13
SteveJH
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Default Re: New car banned from being sold only in Vic.

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Originally Posted by Jim Goose View Post
Yes but if each state made thier own rules it would make selling a new car in this country impossible and prohibitive....
ADRs are called "Australian" design rules... not Victorian.
This is a bug bear I have with the states making their own rules up which are more restrictive of what the federal government says.
Which is something that isnt allowed.
Road rules etc are all state controlled I believe, the Federal Government (on this like many others) only have as much power as the states give them.
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