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       Re: Westminster Code 12 Parked in Residents Bay
   DIR By: iispartan
       Date: July 2, 2026, 2:43 pm
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       Sorry to chase but need to respond by tomorrow appreciate any
       thoughts
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       Re: Westminster Code 12 Parked in Residents Bay
   DIR By: tincombe
       Date: July 2, 2026, 4:23 pm
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       No, it's today. Issued 19 June, which is day 1. Day 14 is
       therefore 2 July.
       Submit the best you've got. Your friend doesn't hold any aces
       IMO.
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       Re: Westminster Code 12 Parked in Residents Bay
   DIR By: iispartan
       Date: July 2, 2026, 5:08 pm
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       Are you sure it’s today? I logged on to Westminster website and
       said fine will increase on Monday?
       Never the less, will try to appeal today
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       Re: Westminster Code 12 Parked in Residents Bay
   DIR By: tincombe
       Date: July 3, 2026, 5:07 am
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       The penalty as such doesn't increase, it's just that the
       statutory discount period ended yesterday. The council is at
       liberty to accept a reduced payment equivalent to the discounted
       sum at any time. But it's not the 'discount', that is a
       statutory construct and is only applicable for the 14-day
       period(for this type of PCN, different periods apply in
       different scenarios).
       For convenience, when the reduced sum if offered it's often
       referred to as the 'discount' which can be a tad confusing.
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