❓ Question seeks data on EnergySafety's inspection of privately-owned power poles. The answer clarifies that network operators, not EnergySafety, inspect poles connected to the grid, and EnergySafety doesn't track private pole inspections for off-grid installations.
AnsweredQoN 5574Legislative Assembly
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Since 1 July 2015, how many times has EnergySafety physically inspected a privately-owned power pole, and where are these poles located?
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Answered
16 August 2016
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Commerce
Response time
47 days
The inspection of private power poles, where electricity is supplied by a network operator, is conducted by the network operators.
EnergySafety inspects installations that are not connected to a network operator. In this instance no records are kept as to whether a private power pole is inspected.
EnergySafety inspects installations that are not connected to a network operator. In this instance no records are kept as to whether a private power pole is inspected.
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