Hello Patsy,

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Please e-mail the completed forms (formal access application and credit
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New South Wales Police Force | External Information Access Unit |
Operational Information Agency |  Phone: 02 8835 6888   |   Fax: 02 8835
6811 | Email:[NSW Police Force request email]

From:        Patsy Brogan <[FOI #4359 email]>
To:        GIPA requests at NSW Police Force <[NSW Police Force request email]>
Date:        05/02/2018 22:31
Subject:        Government Information (Public Access) request - SatNav

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Dear NSW Police Force,

I make this informal request for information under GIPA 2009, and that
this is in the public's interest.

1.Who (if anyone) in the NSW Police Force, has the authority and the means
to have routes on SatNav altered, omitted or added?

I raise this concern regarding rural roads, where there maybe increased
awareness and use because of SatNav - and the critical need for rural
residents who are more isolated physically and elderly, needing services
(emergency and courier, etc) to readily locate them commonly through
SatNav.

2. What check and balances are in place to ensure NSW Police Officers are
using their position and recommendations impartially and integrity, with
regards to what SatNav data, and to ensure no community member is
disadvantaged?

Yours faithfully,

Ms Brogan

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