' I do have a problem with people who employ their Christianity in the service of their own partisan viewpoint to pass venomous judgement and sling vices at others. '

and what do you employ Poirot. You certainly do a pretty good job at it.

Why thank you, runner.

Poirot you give a good description of runner.
Bazz in practice police use two cars to set up roadside using that camera.
4 hundred meters apart, the number plat reader is quick enough to see the second car stops offenders.
In Victoria, cars fitted with that camera travels around major car parks, picking up ones the driver has unpaid fines as well as unregistered.
I say again, it is no problem if you have not done anything wrong.
Why are so many offended at the law working as WE ask it to, catching offenders?
Do we want our kids safe?
I honestly think we see minority here trying to once again rule over the majority.

Bazz>> Some NSW police cars do have the camera system installed.<<

Bazz, just before xmas my bride was pulled over because her car rego was 1 day out, she paid it online the night before but the system had a hiccup.

Registration is way to expensive in Qld since Labor took the reigns. I can't see Can or can't do Campbell reducing it either. Simply too many bureaucrats hanging off the apron & too many hare-brained, money-wasting schemes.

http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/1485330/premier-intervenes-to-restore-nowras-cctv/?cs=300
This link, again from near the home of the controversy, seems to say the cameras are on the way back.
Too that while council they appear to be mostly for police use.
Sonofgloin that miss take is common,police system takes not much time, but those in charge of the other system, transport area once a day up dating mob.
In the end we drifted towards cameras other than the street ones.
Put up straw men to make a case against using them.
But we did not,and will not, stop progress, the world is a better place for the use of cameras.