This parliamentary question scrutinizes the Attorney General regarding the effectiveness of GPS monitoring for family and domestic violence offenders in regional WA, specifically focusing on mobile network blackspots and the implications for offender management and the electronic monitoring contract.

⏳ Awaiting AnswerQoN 2432Legislative Council
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9 September 2026
Portfolio
Attorney General

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I ask, how many family and domestic violence offenders subject to mandatory GPS monitoring orders are currently unable to be monitored due to mobile network coverage in the South West region
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(a) of these, how many have instead been remanded in custody, consistent with the Premier's public statement that offenders should be "remain behind bars" where monitoring is not feasible;
(b) what is the current cost and expiry date of the electronic monitoring contract with Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring Australia:
(i) has a tender process begun for its renewal or replacement;
(c) what specific steps has the Department of Justice taken since April 2025 to resolve the mobile blackspot monitoring gap in regional WA; and
(d) how many mobile network blackspots affecting GPS monitoring have been identified in the South West since April 2025:
(i) how many have since been resolved?
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