39 Mr. Wall asked the Minister for Transport his views on whether measures contained in the Road Traffic Act 2004 have clarified all the areas in which prosecutions are sought with regard to speeding offences; his further views on whether no further loopholes will be exposed, such as the ruling that convictions sought on the basis of the use of a laser gun are not valid as it does not produce a written or other permanent record; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9699/05]

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39 Mr. Wall asked the Minister for Transport his views on whether measures contained in the Road Traffic Act 2004 have clarified all the areas in which prosecutions are sought with regard to speeding offences; his further views on whether no further loopholes will be exposed, such as the ruling that convictions sought on the basis of the use of a laser gun are not valid as it does not produce a written or other permanent record; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9699/05]

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