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The National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council (NMVTRC) is a joint initiative of all Australian governments and the insurance industry. Our mission is to drive down Australia's unacceptably high level of vehicle theft. This will benefit the economic and social well-being of the nation.
We are working actively with police, insurers, the motor trades, vehicle manufacturers, registration authorities and justice agencies to implement a range of theft reduction strategies. These strategies are making vehicles more difficult to steal, closing the loopholes that professional thieves exploit, improving the flow of police and registration information nationally, and leading young offenders away from vehicle theft. As the dynamics of vehicle theft invariably change over time, we remain open to new strategies.
The NMVTRC is an independent incorporated, not-for-profit, association. The NMVTRC commenced operation in 1999 for an initial term of five years and this term has since been extended by the Council's funding partners to the end of 2006. The NMVTRC reports to the Australian and New Zealand Crime Prevention Ministerial Forum and the Insurance Council of Australia.
Contact:
Telephone:1300 668 410
OR
61 3 9348 9600
Facsimile:61 3 9348 9988
Address:
Suite 1, 50-52 Howard Street
North Melbourne Vic 3051
Australia
E-mail:info@carsafe.com.au
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