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1 Delivering Security Services – Balancing Security with Openness

1 Delivering Security Services – Balancing Security with Openness. Security Past and Present. Until recent years the provision of security was mainly to protect members and staff from verbal and physical attack.

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1 Delivering Security Services – Balancing Security with Openness

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  1. 1 Delivering Security Services – Balancing Security with Openness

  2. Security Past and Present • Until recent years the provision of securitywas mainly to protect members and staff from verbal and physical attack. • In February 2005 the Queensland Government introduced a Counter-Terrorism Strategy. Included in this strategy is the Queensland Plan for the Protection of Government Assets from Terrorism (GAP). • This plan calls for a framework of four separate guides to prepare for, prevent, respond to and recover from potential terrorism-related incidents.

  3. Queensland Parliamentary Precinct Parliamentary Annexe Queensland University of Technology Annexe -Main Entry Parliament House -Main Entry Chamber George Street Alice Street

  4. The Environs • Parliament House • Legislative Assembly chambers • Offices of The Speaker, Premier and Ministers • Parliamentary support staff • Media gallery and press rooms • Meeting rooms • Function areas • Gift shop • Historical library • Parliamentary Annexe • Accommodation for Premier, Ministers and Regional Members • Members offices • Opposition Leader and staff office • Committees offices • Media studios • Parliamentary staff • Recreational facilities • Catering facilities • Conference rooms • Function and Meeting rooms

  5. Not Just for Members • School Tours • Visitor Tours • Educational seminars • Public Gallery • Regional Parliaments • Youth Parliaments • Meeting rooms • Function venues • Committee public hearings • Historical and reference libraries • Internet access

  6. Sample - Counter-terrorism Risk Register

  7. Prevention- General Security Plan(Detect, deter, delay, minimise impact)

  8. Entry/Exit Points - General Security Plan • There are six pedestrian and five vehicle entry points to secure areas. • All can be accessed by electronic ID card holders. • Two are public entry points for access by non-active card holders after completing scanner search and registration. • Security access ID cards are divided into six categories (coloured). • Each category has differing access privileges in terms of hours of entry, entry points and access to internal areas.

  9. World Security Breaches Canadian Parliament – Greenpeace Protest Indian Parliament – Terrorist Attack 2001 British Parliament – Purple Powder

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