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It seems like this happens once a year or so.

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I was thinking the same thing! I mean I guess if you think about it. There must be 10,000 or more people licenced to do the inspections (maybe 20,000, I dunno, can't seem to find any numbers). It's not that unthinkable that one a year gets caught breaking the terms of their licence, and when that happens it makes sense that they can't trust the inspections that they've done.

I guess it's no different to people losing their drivers licence, it's just that the impact is wider.

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I remember growing up out west and everybody always told me to go to a specific mechanic if I wanted my WOF passed on my shitty Honda. Cost a bit extra cause of the implication

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