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What do you know about Local Parking Laws?            Local Business Invited to take Part in Geographical
                 Council’s  Local  Law  5  (Parking)  2011  works  in   Indications Consultations
                 conjunction  with  the  Traffic  Operations  (Road     Producers and businesses in the electorate of Petrie
                 Use Management) Act 1995 to control parking            can have their say on Geographical Indications as
                 throughout the region.                                 the Federal Government works towards securing an
       Council regularly patrols parking areas including streets around   ambitious and comprehensive free trade agreement
       schools, hospitals, business centres, declared off-street car parks   with the European Union (EU).
       and residential areas.                                Federal Member for Petrie Luke Howarth said the public
       Council responds to complaints in relation to vehicles parking   consultation process on Geographical Indications, which is now
       on the footpath; vehicles blocking access to properties; and   open, would give industry a three month opportunity to express
       vehicles parked causing a traffic hazard.             their views on the EU’s proposed list of protected terms known as
       Did  you know,  parking  on  the footpath or  nature  strip is   ‘Geographical Indications’ or GIs. “Münchener Bier” and “Prosciutto
       prohibited?  Vehicles  must  park  parallel  to  the  kerb.  Vehicles   Toscano” are just two examples of proposed protected terms.
       may park on both sides of the road but must leave at least   “The Morrison Government wants to hear directly from Australian
       three (3) metres of clear roadway between their vehicle and a   farmers and businesses so that we can fully represent them in our
       vehicle parked on the opposite side of the road or a traffic island,   continuing negotiations with the EU,” Mr Howarth said.
       dividing strips or unbroken dividing lines.           The EU is Australia’s second largest trading partner, third largest
       Further information is available on Council’s website:   export destination, and second largest services export market.
       www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/parking                     Australia and the EU have a close trading relationship, with $109
       Council enforces regulated parking signs including; No stopping   billion in two-way goods and services trade last year.
       signs,  No  parking  signs  &  yellow  no  stopping  lines.  Council   Australian industry and business are invited to read the EU’s
       officers may issue warning notices or penalty infringement to   list of proposed GIs https://dfat.gov.au/aeufta/gis  and make a
       vehicle owners for illegal parking offences.          submission https://dfat.gov.au/aeufta/pop by 13 November.
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