The vehicle registration plates of Baustralia are paper sheets on the windshield to identify the ownership of the vehicle. These plates are controlled by the Routes Office. These slips of paper are 22.9 centimetres × 11.4 centimetres (9 inches × 4.5 inches). They are used in the Empire, by members of the Baustralian Armed Forces, the Monarch, and the Prime Minister.
In these tables, the following abbreviations are used: RG - Region; CT - County. Any other characters or numbers are to be considered variable, except where otherwise noted.
General use
Image
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Dates issued
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Design
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Slogan
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Serial format
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Notes
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2023-
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Blue and white paper
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ABC 000
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For general use
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2017-2023
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Black on white paper
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Si vis pacem, para bellvm
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RGCT 0000
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For general use
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Royalty
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Dates issued
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Design
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Slogan
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Serial format
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Notes
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2023-
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Royal shield
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For the Sovereign's use
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2023-
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Arms of the Duke
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For the Duke of Kingston's use
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2023-
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Arms of the Duchess
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For the Duchess of Kingston's use
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2018-2023
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Black on blue paper
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For the Sovereign's use
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2018-2023
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Black on blue paper
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RXXXX 1234
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For use by other members of royalty
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Official
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Dates issued
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Design
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Slogan
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Serial format
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Notes
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2023-
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Blue on white paper
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PM 0000
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For use by current and former Prime Ministers. PM is standard, 0000 for the incumbent prime minister, 0001 for Lord John Timpson, 0002 for Aidan McGrath, etc.
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2023-
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White on red paper
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XY 0000
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For use by diplomats, XY being the RIS code of their origin nation.
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2023-
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White on green paper
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0000
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For use by the military.
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2018-2023
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Black on blue paper
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CBFC 0000
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For use by current and former Prime Ministers. CBFC is standard, 0000 for the incumbent prime minister, 0001 for Sir John Timpson, 0002 for Aidan McGrath, etc.
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2018-2023
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Black on red paper
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DPXX 1234
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For diplomatic use. DPXX will represent the diplomat's country, i.e. DPKA from Kapreburg.
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2018-2023
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White on camouflage paper
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1234
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For military use
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