❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on the progress and tabling of an electronic crime strategy, required legislation, and its introduction timeline. The Minister provides updates on the strategy's development, inter-jurisdictional collaboration, and draft legislation, but cannot provide a timeline.
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(2) If not, why not? (3) If the strategy as been completed will the Minister for Police table a copy of the strategy? (4) What Western Australian legislation will be required for the purposes of the strategy? (5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister
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8 November 2000
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Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
(3) If the strategy as been completed will the Minister for Police table a copy of the strategy? (4) What Western Australian legislation will be required for the purposes of the strategy? (5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
(4) What Western Australian legislation will be required for the purposes of the strategy? (5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
(5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
(3) If the strategy as been completed will the Minister for Police table a copy of the strategy? (4) What Western Australian legislation will be required for the purposes of the strategy? (5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
(4) What Western Australian legislation will be required for the purposes of the strategy? (5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
(5) When will such legislation be introduced into Parliament? Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
Answered on 8 November 2000 The Minister Replied: Answer: (1) No. (2) Progress of the Police Commissioner¡¦s Conference Electronic Crime Working Party is as follows: ?h The Scoping Paper has been completed and has been publicly presented; ?h The Strategy Paper is currently before the Commissioners of Police awaiting approval and sign off, which is expected to occur week commencing 23 October 2000. (3) It is expected that the strategy will be made public after being presented for approval to the Australasian Police Minister¡¦s Council, which is expected to meet in December 2000. (4) The Model Criminal Code Officers Committee, a concurrent but not co-operative initiative, which reports to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, is addressing that aspect. The Commercial Crime Division within the Western Australia Police Service has submitted a draft legislation proposal to address many issues relating to computer-based crime. The proposal is currently under consideration by the DPP. (5) Not known at this stage.
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