In Australia, obeying the rules is a very important principle!
Although some Chinese think that the thinking of foreigners is very simple, their brains do not turn, and the rules and systems are very rigid, they always think of "speculation and dexterity".
In fact, it is only that most foreigners are more willing to follow the rules and regulations, although the efficiency is slow, but then will save a lot of unnecessary trouble.
Recently, in Australia, there was a Chinese master who thought he was smart and was punished for nothing.
He was eventually fined $90000, or about 450000 yuan.
As early as 2003, the uncle emigrated to Australia and settled in Perth Floreat Zone.
After that, he bought a 1,000-square-square-meter house for$455,000, thinking of being comfortable with livearepiredlife.
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Why didn't the master succeed in the end, but also broke down the house and fined $90000?
The uncle first applied to the relevant departments, hoping that his house could be built, claiming that he intended to build a bedroom, a study and a lounge on the second floor of his home.
When the house was halfway through, the local government found an exception.
Is this house a little weird? It doesn't look like it was a modification when he applied for it? Why is it that so many rooms have been built on the second floor and a balcony has been built?
That's not what he said when he applied because of his efficiency, when the local government had not yet approved his application.
After inspection, three separate bedrooms and a large balcony had been built on the second floor, so in February 2018, the local government immediately stopped the project and warned the uncle.
The local government explicitly rejected the application for the project and asked him to stop construction. And warned him of the hidden dangers of the balcony, too close to the street.
But he didn't take the rules seriously at all and let the construction team continue to finish. At the same time, he also handed in another application agreement.
In August 2018, when the authorities came to check again, it was found that the replacement application had not yet been approved, the uncle had completed the reconstruction, and an elevator had been installed on his second-floor building.
At present, the uncle has been charged with violating the planning law, privately expanding house and other charges by the local court prosecute, he is in clear violation of Perth's urban planning plan.
House spent $60000 Australian dollars, was fined $90000 Australian dollars, law legal fees cost another $4000 Australian dollars, the master spent a total of 150000 Australian dollars before and after, and partial removal of illegal construction.
The uncle explained that he did not know the specific construction rules, did not know that the construction had to be approved to carry out the construction, but the claim was also rejected by the lawer: he has submitted two reconstruction applications, so he can not know.
In the end, the uncle said in court: the fine is also too tough!