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Dangly Bits 8th Jun 2014 10:18

Australian Crest on a Foreign Registered Aircraft
 
I wonder if Peta Credlin knows that Clive's Jet is now adorned with the Australian Crest.

My understanding is that only State owned and registered aircraft can use the Australian crest.

DB

dubbleyew eight 8th Jun 2014 10:39

streuth cyrill dontcha know that one thing differentiating australians from poms is that we don't give a rats toss about emblems and flags.

(an australian viewpoint if you hadn't realised)

his immenseness Sir Clive can paint santa sprawled across his nose for all we care.

Hempy 8th Jun 2014 11:05

No irony that it's registered in the Isle of Man? :rolleyes:

Saratogapp 8th Jun 2014 11:06

Australian Crest on a Foreign Registered Aircraft
 
Why not? Hell, they painted a Santa hat on him tonight on the telle, so he's half way there.

Jack Ranga 8th Jun 2014 11:11

Wouldn't you register it overseas if you didn't have to deal with CAsA?

Smart man

Dangly Bits 8th Jun 2014 11:11

I'm sure the Queen is arranging his head to be removed from his shoulders right now.

To the Tower with him!

compressor stall 8th Jun 2014 11:34

Old news. He's elected, he can do it.

You or I can't.

TBM-Legend 8th Jun 2014 11:44

From the Federal regs:


3. AUTHORISED USES
3.1 General usage
The Commonwealth Coat of Arms is used by Australian Government departments and agencies, statutory and non-statutory authorities, the Parliament and Commonwealth courts and tribunals.
Senators and Federal Members of Parliament may use the Arms in the course of their duties as Parliamentarians.

4forward8back 8th Jun 2014 12:17

Tax Avoidance 101: Establish business in tax haven (Isle of Man, Cayman Islands etc). Have that business provide a service to your Australian based businesses. Charge exorbitant fees for this service making your Australian business barely, if at all, profitable. Pay no tax in Australia and pay no tax on huge off shore profits. :ok:

P.s. This is the actual reason plain packaging was enforced on cigarettes. The cigarette brand names were based offshore and charged huge fees for the use of the logo/brand in Oz. Move the profit offshore, pay little to no tax. Clever move by the fed government to restrict the use of the brands to stop this behaviour and keep the profits in Oz.

Manubada 8th Jun 2014 12:24

PUP
 
Reading & litigation............being chief in mention...............

Old Akro 8th Jun 2014 13:06


Charge exorbitant fees for this service making your Australian business barely, if at all, profitable.
That would be transfer pricing. Prosecuting transfer pricing is a favoured sport of the ATO. You need to be far more clever than that - which either Clive or his accountants will be.

nitpicker330 8th Jun 2014 14:00

Yes what a bunch of Dick heads, I mean really?

If this is the future of the Senate then god help us all.:D

The Banjo 8th Jun 2014 14:01

Oakey,

Make that SINGLE digits, although he easily tips the scales into triple digits :E

VH-XXX 8th Jun 2014 21:33

I think Clive is going to be disappointed and possibly in legal mode today after viewing that, made his motoring enthusiast look like a tool. If you were that guy you'd reasonably expect that they would cut out the bad bits. He might not be the sharpest tool and he eluded to that however he's a working class guy. I was impressed that he made Mike travel all the way to Boston, a bit of humour however I think he shafted him in return.

onetrack 9th Jun 2014 07:31

Give me a working-class green polly bloke, who is stumped for instant answers from a sleazy arrogant interviewer, over a smooth professional politician ready to rattle off all the evasive answers and BS under the sun, any day. :suspect: :ooh:

Never forget that some of our greatest political, and even military, leaders, were often ordinary, reluctant leadership-type blokes, who turned out outstanding men. Even had an ex-train driver as a PM, who became an outstanding leader of renown.
Who knows, one day even an ex-pilot might make it into the Big House. :E (oooh, they already have!!) :)

Arnold E 9th Jun 2014 08:17


than any PUP candidate with an I.Q. above double digits...
I realise that you are an intellectual giant among men, but you just cant stand an ordinary guy having a go can you? well suck eggs Dr, coz he is there and your not!!!:p Cretin!

Ultralights 9th Jun 2014 08:22

i was going to say the same, if i had a choice of location to register my aircraft, anywhere CASA existed would be my last choice!

ozbiggles 9th Jun 2014 08:33

I will be the one...
Qantas put spirit of Australia on ZK rego aircraft with New Zealand crews...
Master caution, thread drift

tail wheel 9th Jun 2014 08:41

Yes, thread drift. :suspect:

Ignore all after post #8! :ugh:


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