...if you tell the tester to F*** off and refuse the test you commit an offence...
Yeah, but as with everything else, they can't prosecute if they can't catch you
just make sure you don't "volunteer" the information on your ASIC card to anyone approaching you who you don't know, if you're after your sunglasses after a few rounds, and of course don't get "caught" in the cockpit of your own aeroplane in such a situation
If in doubt, say it's a friend's plane, it was open, and then just run and deny all allegations later
they're not going to appear in groups with security guards, are they?
I share the concerns about false positives after for example harmless medication, and I am pretty sure that the inevitable complaints and lawsuits for loss of earnings from AOC holders will make CASA reconsider the execution of a possibly well-meaning regulation.
Why is it that we have to put up with increasing regulation and buerocrazy (sic) all the time?
Seems like the pencil pushers are free to create more justifications for their own kind's existence all the time, without a good check by common sense.. strange in a democratic society, one would think that people would vote unnecessary red tape out of office over time
