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    Audit: Australian Senate Estimates reveals 435 Chinese-made surveillance devices found at defence sites

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    Defence initially claimed there was only one device

    Western Australia Auditor General Report: Information Systems Audit – Local Government 2021-22
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    In questioning officials on Wednesday, Senator Paterson queried how many had been discovered as part of the audit.

    Hundreds of Chinese-made security cameras have been found at a number of defence sites across Australia after the department claimed there was only one. However, Defence Minister Richard Marles said he had asked the department to engage in a further audit, ‘just to make sure we’ve not missed any’.

    Defence officers revealed they had uncovered 435 spy devices ‘of concern’ during a senate estimates hearing on Wednesday.

    These devices were manufactured by Chinese companies Hikvision and Dahua, which are both partly-owned by the Chinese government.

    Celia Perkins, the deputy secretary responsible for security and estate, said there had been a significant increase in response to Mr Marle’s “detailed physical audit” order.

    She said defence was now working through a process of completely removing the devices from all sites and the department was on track to have that “completed” by June 30.

     


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