Is sending all every bailiff in the country out scanning parked cars number plates today a good idea?

In July last year, the Government began trialling devices to scan and seize vehicles of people overdue on court fines and reparations. 

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says more than seven-thousand people overdue on payments have been identified, with more than $4.2 dollars recovered as of last Friday. 

Independent Victims Advocate Claire Buckley told Ryan Bridge it doesn't seem like a good use of our human resource.

She says when there's electronic ways of doing it, sending people out seems like a PR exercise.

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Is sending all every bailiff in the country out scanning parked cars number plates today a good idea?
In July last year, the Government began trialling devices to scan and seize vehicles of people overdue on court fines and reparations.&nbsp;
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says more than seven-thousand people overdue on payments have been identified, with more than $4.2 dollars recovered as of last Friday.&nbsp;
Independent Victims Advocate Claire Buckley told Ryan Bridge it doesn't seem like a good use of our human resource.
She says when there's electronic ways of doing it, sending people out seems like a PR exercise.
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Claire Buckley: Independent Victims Advocate on the government cracking down on overdue court fines

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