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From: Noodle on 1 Aug 2010 21:33
Hello.

Not all States share information regarding fake Number Plates or
Registration Details.

For instance, NSW Police cannot see the Registration Status of a
TASMANIA number plate. They have no data-transfer agreement.

You can drive an unregistered car in Tasmania, yet still drive in NSW,
and the NSW Police Number Plate Recognition Software will not pick you
up, nor will NSW Police MDT terminals know about it.

However, ACT Police (A division of the Australian Federal Police) &
NSW Police *DO* share number plate information.

Does anyone have a URL (HTTP://) link that shows list of all data
Number Plate sharing agreements?

And how often is the data updated? Overnight, every 3 months, every
year?

Noodle.
From: jonz on 3 Aug 2010 00:05
On 8/2/2010 6:04 PM, Toby wrote:
> On Sun, 1 Aug 2010 18:33:27 -0700 (PDT), Noodle posited in:
>
>> Hello.
>>
>> Not all States share information regarding fake Number Plates or
>> Registration Details.
>>
>> For instance, NSW Police cannot see the Registration Status of a
>> TASMANIA number plate. They have no data-transfer agreement.
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really?.......i have heard many requests for tas. rego status (on my
scanner, NSW) and the subsequent reply..............




>>
>> You can drive an unregistered car in Tasmania, yet still drive in NSW,
>> and the NSW Police Number Plate Recognition Software will not pick you
>> up, nor will NSW Police MDT terminals know about it.
>>
>> However, ACT Police (A division of the Australian Federal Police)&
>> NSW Police *DO* share number plate information.
>>
>> Does anyone have a URL (HTTP://) link that shows list of all data
>> Number Plate sharing agreements?
>>
>> And how often is the data updated? Overnight, every 3 months, every
>> year?
>>
>> Noodle.
>
> Why not whack in an FIO request asking pointedly just who your home state
> has registration data sharing with.
> And who they DON'T have an arrangement - just to be sure to be sure:-)
>
> The cost should be minimal
> Hell, all they can do in response is provide a couple of short lists.
>
> mind you, there's an interesting wheeze around the corner, and that's GovCo
> claiming 'commercial in confidence' The fucks WILL try that on, and if they
> are belted, they'll sell whatever it is that's being asked about, and then
> make the claim.


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From: Noodle on 5 Aug 2010 22:45
Hello.


>   really?.......i have heard many requests for tas. rego status (on my
> scanner, NSW) and the subsequent reply..............

Yes.

NSW Police have to manually request the status by radio,on a one-by-
one basis.

Their NSW Automatic Number Plate Recognition software cannot
*automatically* pick up any Tasmanian plate.

From: jonz on 6 Aug 2010 01:03
On 8/6/2010 12:45 PM, Noodle wrote:
> Hello.
>
>
>> really?.......i have heard many requests for tas. rego status (on my
>> scanner, NSW) and the subsequent reply..............
>
> Yes.
>
> NSW Police have to manually request the status by radio,on a one-by-
> one basis.
>
> Their NSW Automatic Number Plate Recognition software cannot
> *automatically* pick up any Tasmanian plate.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ok, guess i misread your post..........
>


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- boggling amounts of excrement when you least expect it." - Gene
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