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Queensland Boat Rego process trial

by Boating Industry Association 18 Apr 06:18 AEST
Queensland Boat Rego process trial © Boating Industry Association

Registering a boat in Queensland is set for a limited trial of a new process aimed to make it more efficient for the public and businesses conducting boat sales.

BIA has advocated to Maritime Safety Queensland for some time to shift the registration process for recreational boats to be more digital and online. The aim is to move away from the long-standing paper-based application submitted in person at a government service centre.

The aim of the trail is to assess the new process. For more information contact .

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