❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice inquires about the use of specific Huawei phone models within the Police and Road Safety Commission, and whether these devices have access to sensitive information. Both agencies reported no use of the listed devices.
AnsweredQoN 3691Legislative Assembly
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For all departments, agencies, government trading enterprises or boards within the Minister’s portfolio responsibilities, I ask as at 8 August 2018 are any of the following phones in use and if so, how many and do they have access to Cabinet, customer or commercially sensitive information: (a) HUAWEI P20 Pro; (b) HUAWEI Mate 10; (c) HUAWEI Mate 10 Pro; (d) HUAWEI nova 3e; (e) HUAWEI P10; (f) HUAWEI P10 Plus; (g) HUAWEI nova 2i; (h) HUAWEI nova 2 lite; (i) HUAWEI Y5II; and (j) HUAWEI Y7?
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Answered
20 September 2018
Responded by
Minister for Police; Road Safety
Response time
11 days
The Road Safety Commission advise the following:
(a) - (j) Nil
The Western Australian Police advise the following:
(a) – (j) Nil.
(a) - (j) Nil
The Western Australian Police advise the following:
(a) – (j) Nil.
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