In-Vehicle Information Systems (IVIS) consultation document

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Closing date: 09 January 2007

Summary: Initial consultation on review of the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and inviting comments on a range of suggested alternatives.

Published date: 09 October 2006

Documents:

Cover letter to initial consultation

Cover letter to initial consultation on review of the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and inviting comments on a range of suggested alternatives.

Published:
09 October 2006

In-Vehicle Information Systems Consultation

Initial consultation on review of the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and inviting comments on a range of suggested alternatives.

Published:
09 October 2006

Organisations Consulted

Supplementary document to consultation on review of the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and inviting comments on a range of suggested alternatives.

Published:
09 October 2006

Consultation questionnaire (Word version) (378 kb)

Questionnaire on the consultation on review of the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and inviting comments on a range of suggested alternatives.

Published:
09 October 2006

Consultation questionnaire (Print version) (47 kb)

Questionnaire on the consultation on review of the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and inviting comments on a range of suggested alternatives.

Published:
09 October 2006

In-vehicle information systems initial consultation: Summary of responses

This report contains a summary of the responses received to the Department's initial consultation on in-vehicle information systems. The consultation sought views on the current licensing regime for route guidance / satellite navigation systems and invited comments on a range of suggested alternatives. The report presents an analysis of the results and outlines areas for further investigation.

Published:
13 May 2008