❓ The WA government is reviewing speed enforcement and considering replacing camera technology. A business case is being developed, with recommendations expected by mid-2009, and tenders potentially let in 2009. The Minister met with Tenix Solutions.
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(2) In this context when is it anticipated that a decision on will be made by government on replacement recommendations?
(3) When is it anticipated that tenders will be let for preferred replacement options?
(4) Has the Minister met with any manufacturers of speed detection technologies and, if so, when and what was the name of the entity?
(3) When is it anticipated that tenders will be let for preferred replacement options?
(4) Has the Minister met with any manufacturers of speed detection technologies and, if so, when and what was the name of the entity?
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1 February 2009
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Minister for Police
Response time
68 days
(1) A review of the speed enforcement operating in WA is currently underway which seeks to reduce the incidence of speeding on our roads through the implementation of best practice initiatives in speed enforcement including on-road policing by officers using hand held devices and the use of camera technology.
The Enhanced Speed Enforcement Steering Committee was established in 2007, at the request of the then Minister for Community Safety. The Committee is responsible for co-ordinating the development of a strategy to enhance speed enforcement and develop a supporting business case for consideration by Government.
In 2009, the Committee expects to make recommendations to increase the effectiveness of speed enforcement operations substantially which will include replacement camera technology. A Request for Tender process is currently being conducted to engage a consultant to develop a business case to support options to strategically enhance speed enforcement in Western Australia.
(2) It is anticipated that the business case work will be completed and recommendations available for consideration by Government by mid 2009.
(3) It is anticipated that a tendering process could take place in 2009.
(4) The Minister met with Tenix Solutions, a manufacturer of speed detection technologies, on 5 November 2008.
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The Enhanced Speed Enforcement Steering Committee was established in 2007, at the request of the then Minister for Community Safety. The Committee is responsible for co-ordinating the development of a strategy to enhance speed enforcement and develop a supporting business case for consideration by Government.
In 2009, the Committee expects to make recommendations to increase the effectiveness of speed enforcement operations substantially which will include replacement camera technology. A Request for Tender process is currently being conducted to engage a consultant to develop a business case to support options to strategically enhance speed enforcement in Western Australia.
(2) It is anticipated that the business case work will be completed and recommendations available for consideration by Government by mid 2009.
(3) It is anticipated that a tendering process could take place in 2009.
(4) The Minister met with Tenix Solutions, a manufacturer of speed detection technologies, on 5 November 2008.
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