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LAGQ BLOG

Recent news and observations of the limousine industry in Queensland

An annual booked hire fee already exists! Why is the proposed fee ride booking fee so low?

19/4/2017

 
​There is precedent that is being ignored. A Special Purpose Limousine Licence is currently an annual booked hire licence. It has been in place since 2007 and the current annual fee is $2480.80.​

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Is the proposed ride booking fee "Misuse of Market Power"? 

18/4/2017

 
​Limousine Licences were created by the government and sold to the private market. With regard to taxi licences, the government created them, put then to tender, and then sold them to the private market. Both of these Licences are transferable, subject to capital gains tax and stamp duty. Taxi and Limousine Licence owners lease their licences to operators, or operate the licence themselves.

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Submissions received by the PWU Committee.

15/4/2017

 
The PWU Committee enquiry into the Transport and Other Legislation (Personalised Transport Reform) Amendment Bill 2017 is under way. The Committee has published 325 submissions. 

The submissions make for interesting reading. You can view submissions here. 


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Hardship Fund - A Slap in the Face for Limousine Licence Owners.

20/3/2017

 
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Minister Bailey has released details of the much needed Hardship Fund. He has missed the mark on this one. 


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Stage Two Draft Legislation Tabled

9/3/2017

 

Minister Bailey Introduces Draft Legislation to Industry

Today was the day we were all waiting for.  Stage 2 of the reform was tabled by Minsiter Mark Bailey. The LAGQ was invited to join the Personalised Transport Industry Reference Group at 1 William St, where the Minister and members of DTMR ran through the legislation with us. 
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You can read the Department's overview document here.

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Hinchliffe Resigns

16/2/2017

 
Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe resigned on 5 February 2017, after a litany of debacles with Queensland Rail and aspects of his portfolio - including the Limo Action Group Queensland's (LAGQ) vocal stance on ride-booking laws.

Over many months, the LAGQ tried to meet with Mr Hinchliffe to discuss insights and concerns the members had with the ride-booking laws. ​

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