Title: Driving down vehicle theft in Australia
1Driving down vehicle theft in Australia
Putting the brakes on the pros Ray Carroll
Executive Director NMVTRC
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2Typical tri-state re-birthing operation
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3Outline of presentation
Vehicle theft in Australia The NMVTRCs
integrated strategy to disrupt criminal
networks Recyclers Code of Practice Improving
WOVR consistency Effective vehicle ID and
intelligence collationthe missing links
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4Stolen/not recoveredall vehicles
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5Stolen/not recoveredpost 1998
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6Disrupting criminal networks
Organised car crime nets criminals more than
500m pa Illicit parts represent major
proportion 300 million It would be naive in
the extreme to believe criminals are not
targeting legitimate distribution channels to
launder significant volumes of stolen parts As
re-birthing becomes harder the parts trade is
increasing Australia needs a systematic and
integrated national response that addresses the
whole life cycle of vehicle production/use
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7Pro Theft Matrix
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8Where does Recyclers Code fit in?
Restrict entry of stolen parts to legitimate
industry Marginalise unsound operators Improve
business opportunities to accredited
operators Improve dissemination of intelligence
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9What are we asking recyclers to do?
Check on legitimacy of acquired
stock Check/record identity/donor
vehicles Check/record identity of sellers Mark
prescribed parts Restrict cash payments for
certain transactions Record source of part on
invoices Give preference to other accredited
suppliers
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10Next steps
Proposals have been reviewed/refined in light of
comments received Detailed discussions with
individual insurers re their support
underway Revised proposal considered by NMVTRC
later in March
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11Tackling WOVR inconsistencies
Overall national roll-out of WOVRs has gone
smoothly Some inconsistencies are complicating
compliance Expert industry/government working
party looking at forms (inc e-commerce), coding,
assessing consistency Recommended solutions
expected by mid-year
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12The missing links
Vehicle ID NMVTRC to crank up the heat on vehicle
manufacturers to accelerate take up of secure
compliance labels and microdot ID Intelligence
collation Australian Crime Commission needs to
establish national intelligence
collation/analysis service NMVTRC establishing
key investigative managers forum
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13The missing links
Vehicle ID NMVTRC to crank up the heat on vehicle
manufacturers to accelerate take up of secure
compliance labels and microdot ID Intelligence
collation Australian Crime Commission needs to
establish national intelligence
collation/analysis service NMVTRC establishing
key investigative managers forum
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14Microdot Evaluation
BMW all models Commenced September 2001 HSV
all models Commenced September 2001 Subaru WRX
Commenced December 2002 Subaru All models -
Commenced
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15Microdot evaluation
16BMW
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17BMW
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18HSV
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19HSV
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20Subaru
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21Subaru
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22The missing links
Vehicle ID NMVTRC to crank up the heat on vehicle
manufacturers to accelerate take up of secure
compliance labels and microdot ID Intelligence
collation Australian Crime Commission needs to
establish national intelligence
collation/analysis service NMVTRC establishing
key investigative managers forum
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23CARS Analyser
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24www.carsafe.com.au
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