Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
Documents Relating To Tesla Full Self-Driving Testing And Approvals Between January 1, 2020, And March 31, 2025.
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Tesla's June 2024 submission to the Department of Infrastructure's autonomous vehicle regulatory framework consultation addresses three key areas: safety management system requirements, law enforcement interaction protocols, and aftermarket software update certification. Tesla supports the proposed certification framework but requests clarification on data recording and sharing obligations, including specifications for data types, retention periods, and confidentiality protections when data is shared with multiple parties. The company advocates for developing law enforcement and emergency services interaction protocols (LEESIP) aligned with U.S. standards, emphasizing proper personnel authentication and incident collaboration procedures. Tesla also seeks clarity on distinguishing between software updates that constitute aftermarket installations versus standard over-the-air updates, noting ambiguity around operational domain extensions.
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