Warrant of Fitness


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Warrant of Fitness

n
(Automotive Engineering) NZ a six-monthly certificate required for motor vehicles certifying mechanical soundness
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To bridge this gap, I devised a wellness assessment warrant of fitness a personal health-check questionnaire which included tips for visiting your doctor.
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According to Land Transport NZ, while police currently have the power to ticket "smoky" vehicles at the roadside and those vehicles entering the country for the first time must meet approved emissions standards, exhaust emissions are not currently checked as part of warrant of fitness (WoF) or certificate of fitness (CoF) inspections.
Land Transport NZ Announces Proposed Emissions Rule Changes
Consider the case of a person who is stopped for not wearing a seatbelt ($150 fee) and is found to have an unregistered vehicle ($200 fee) and no warrant of fitness ($200 fee).
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Now they are coming in for a winter 'warrant of fitness' before becoming unwell and seeing the NP for an extended consult." This allowed longer discussions about self-management, she said.
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