Unaccompanied Schoolboy With Three Unrestrained Children Slapped By Police
Unaccompanied schoolboy with three unrestrained children slapped by police

A learner driver has been charged with multiple offences after he was pulled over without a guardian and with three children in the car who were not properly restrained. Nepean Highway Patrol officers stopped the Honda Odyssey for a random inspection and found the child seat was not secured to the mounting point as required, was improperly secured and was free to move. The 28-year-old showed police her expired overseas driver's licence, but further checks revealed she held a NSW learner's licence, which requires a fully licensed driver as a supervisor. She was also found to be driving without L plates, another requirement for a driver's licence. CarExpert has hundreds of new car deals available right now. Let the experts help you get the best deal. Browse now. Police issued the woman with several infringement notices, including: driving without a licence, failing to display L plates, carrying three passengers who were not wearing seatbelts and driving without a licence. In…

Boeing Slapped With Multimillion-Dollar Itar Fine
Boeing slapped with multimillion-dollar ITAR fine

By Kristine Kelleher Boeing recently agreed to pay a $51 million civil penalty for violating U.S. export regulations, specifically the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Arms Export Control Act (AECA), adding to a seemingly never-ending list of problems. The company also agreed to take remedial steps and reached a consent agreement with the U.S. State Department. This is one of the largest fines ever imposed by the U.S. government for violations of ITAR and AECA. Boeing is a multi-billion dollar company with hundreds of full-time trade compliance staff. So, what happened? What can we learn? This case is important and can serve as a warning to the entire industry. Despite Boeing’s vast resources and history, it was still accused of nearly 200 export violations. What did Boeing do? According to the U.S. State Department’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC), Boeing is suspected of committing multiple violations, including: Unauthorized export and transfer of controlled technical data to…