Alex Hawke (Mitchell, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

asked the Speaker, in writing, on 17 September 2009:

(1)

How many (a) Members, (b) Senators, (c) ministerial staff, and (d) Members’ and Senators’ staff, are eligible to opt for voluntary internet content filtering.

(2)

How many departmental staff, and other employees who work in Parliament House, are eligible to voluntarily have their internet content filtered.

(3)

How many (a) Ministers, (b) Members, (c) Senators, (d) ministerial staff, and (e) Members’ and Senators’ staff, have opted to have internet content filtering.

(4)

How many of those in parts (3) (b) to (e) are with the Government.

(5)

Has the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy opted to have voluntary internet filtering.

(6)

How many staff members of the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy have opted to have voluntary internet filtering.

(7)

How does the default filtering system for Parliamentary and departmental networks differ from voluntary internet content filtering.

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