❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on lost or stolen mobile phones within the Minister for Corrective Services' portfolio, revealing losses and prompting procedural changes within the Department of Corrective Services.
AnsweredQoN 4684Legislative Council
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For each Department and Agency under the Minister’s control, including the Ministerial office -
(1) How many mobile phones have been reported lost or stolen for the six months to 31 December 2006?
(2) What was the total value of the mobile phones that were lost or stolen?
(3) Was the loss or theft of any of these mobile phones reported to the police?
(4) If yes to (3), when were these reports made?
(5) Of those reported, what has been the outcome?
(6) If any were not reported to the police, why not?
(7) What steps, if any, have been put into place with a view to eliminating, or at least reducing, these losses?
(8) When were these steps put into place?
(1) How many mobile phones have been reported lost or stolen for the six months to 31 December 2006?
(2) What was the total value of the mobile phones that were lost or stolen?
(3) Was the loss or theft of any of these mobile phones reported to the police?
(4) If yes to (3), when were these reports made?
(5) Of those reported, what has been the outcome?
(6) If any were not reported to the police, why not?
(7) What steps, if any, have been put into place with a view to eliminating, or at least reducing, these losses?
(8) When were these steps put into place?
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Answered
1 May 2007
Responded by
Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Corrective Services
Response time
42 days
(1) Nil (2-8) N/A SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(2-8) N/A SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
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(2-8) N/A SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
SBDC (1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(1) Nil (2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(2-8) N/A Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
Department of Corrective Services (1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(1) Seven mobile phones were stolen and three mobile phones were lost. (2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(2) $2,700 excluding GST. (3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(3) Yes. (4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(4) Police reports for the seven stolen and one of the lost mobile phones were made on the following dates: - 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 26 July 2006; - 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 21 August 2006; - 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 14 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 25 September 2006; - 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 25 September 2006; - 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 3 October 2006; - 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 8 October 2006; and - 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
- 12 December 2006. (5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(5) The items reported have not been recovered. (6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(6) Two lost mobile phones (lost on 1 July 2006 and 22 July 2006) were not reported to the Police because of the very low prospect of recovery and the fact that the handset and SIM card are rendered unusable as soon as they are reported. (7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(7) The Department has always required stolen mobile phones to be reported to the Police and now also requires lost mobile phones to be reported to Police. The Department has also amended its asset management process by requiring the person reporting the incident to sign a statutory declaration outlining facts surrounding the loss or theft of the mobile phone and for managers to consider the degree of staff negligence involved in the loss of the item. Where it is determined an individual was negligent, disciplinary action may proceed. (8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(8) Reporting lost mobile phones to the Police was introduced in August 2006. Completion of statutory declarations and consideration of any negligence involved in the loss was introduced in December 2006. Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
Federal-State Relations (1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
(1-8) The response will be forthcoming from the Minister for Federal-State Relations.
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