i am going to tie 399m of rope to my leg so i know when its time to turn .... that will $%#@ em 
I wonder if this is the first step, education. Then when they catch you, you have no excuse.
btw it looks the same as the existing requirements that has always applied to all boats.
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i am going to tie 399m of rope to my leg so i know when its time to turn .... that will $%#@ em
what island do you kite off then ?
downer.... I was hoping for something actually awesome.
So.....
Why does Barbie never get pregnant?
Ken always comes in another box!
The Department of Transport....
Vote 1. Cut funding for you
Since when is kiting transport?
Oh boy...
At least no need to contact Air Control Tower permission for boosting. Yet.
Welcome to April Mikey 
Or was it announced even further back...?
No enforcement until the summer after next anyway.
Then if they do give you a ticket, the legal battle will be interesting, no way will it hold up in court
(1) honest but mistaken belief that you were only 400m out.
(2) multiple definitions of shore in various Acts and case law. One refers to 'shore' as land that is dry at any time. So Main Break at Lano has a dry reef for a few days in Nov, thus it is only 20m from "shore". That would also be persuasive if using the argument that the Regs exists to protect water users but is unnecessary. If an incident happens you can swim to the dry reef 20m away (which may be 1m deep on that day but still a lifesaver)
(3) DPI officers estimation of your distance from shore unless he was in a boat and GPS'd your spot
