WA Gov changes to Caravan&Camping regulation

Guys and girls, something that you may want to follow up on.
WWW.dig.wa.gov.au
Then to the Caravan Parks Camping.
This was in the Sunday times today.
Some of the proposed changes taken from the Sunday Times article are, for those who caravan, camper-trailer or tent.
In a nut shell, some proposed changes are:
Should you pull up in a safe place and be there for more than 24 hours, you will receive an infringement notice from the local police regardless of any recent area's that were termed free camping site.
Should you want to stay at a friends property, regardless of size of property for more than 36 hours, you must apply for a permit Then the local authorities will need to come out and inspect your friends place to ensure he/she has enough ablutions and fresh water. Should there be more than one caravan/ camper trailer/ tent, then the land holder must apply for a "gathering permit"
By the sounds of things, the way its being proposed, the caravan parks association have a friendly ear in high places and want all and everybody located in caravan parks, full stop.
Its up to you to download the pdf. file
http://dlg.wa.gov.au/Content/Legislation/UnderReview/CaravanCampingLegislation/Default.aspx
read, absorb what you want to do in regards to responding to this proposed change.

^^ icebergs?

My first thought was no way. Then hmm it may cool the ocean up there and lead to slightly better seabreezes.
Then I thought icepark on land = something to do on the non-windy days. Now I am all for it - icebergs at Gnaraloo

looks like they spotted Firie Bob loitering around..