Mr. Kirkup questions the Premier regarding Transperth advertising for Sexpo, specifically concerning a sponsor promoting a hardcore pornographic website and whether the government should profit from such advertising. The Premier refers to another question for most answers but confirms a complaint was received and forwarded to the Transport Minister.

AnsweredQoN 782Legislative Assembly
Asked
14 June 2017
Portfolio
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In relation to Transperth advertising which promoted "Sexpo", a sex industry convention on May 5-7 2017: (a) was the Minister or their staff aware that one of the sponsors displayed on the advertising promoted a "hardcore live-steaming pornographic" website (myfreecams.com); (b) was the Minister or their staff aware that this advertising promoted a website which encouraged women to engage in graphic sexual acts; (c) does the Minister believe that this is appropriate advertising to be displayed on a Government owned bus or infrastructure; (d) does the Minister believe that children are incapable of typing a web address into their electronic devices; (e) does the Minister believe that it is right for the Government to profit for sexist and sexually exploitative advertising; and (f) did the Minister or their office receive any complaints received about this advertising: (i) if yes, how many complaints were received and what action was taken by the Minister of their office?

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Answered
8 August 2017
Response time
8 days
(a-e) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 781. (f)     Yes
(i)     One, the letter has been replied to and the concerns forwarded to the Minister for Transport.

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