Heads may roll when an investigation is complete to the security breach that saw the Census website closed down on Tuesday. The prime minister says there will be consequences but insists the data is secure.
Na faaalia le toatama'i o le palemia Malcolm Turnbull i le tulaga na tapunia ai le itulau i luga o le upega o fesootaiga, le website a le matagaluega o fuainumera faamaumauina le ABS i le po o le tusiga igoa le Aso Lua o le vaiao na te'a nei.
Na toe ola i le afiafi o le Aso Tofi le website ma faatoa mafai ai e le faitau miliona o tagata ma aiga ona faatumu le tusiga igoa.
Na mafua ona tapunia le website ona e faa-4 ona taumafai seisi poo nisi e osofa'ia
Na saunoa le palemia e iai tagata o le a feagai ma iuga tala feagai ona o le tulaga faaletonu na le mafai ai ona tineia nei osofaiga o le website o le tusiga igoa.
O le tusiga igoa muamua lenei, na mafuli le toatele poo le lata i le 80% o la atunuu na faamoemoe e faatumuina i luga o le upega o fesootaiga le internet.
O loo faitioina e le palemia le matagaluega o le ABS, ma le kamupani computers le IBM i le le lava tapena e tetee atu i tiuaiga osofaiga e pei ona molimauina i le po o le Aso Lua.
Ma na ia ta'ua e iai tagata e ono taai o latou fala ma savavali ona o le faaletonu na tula'i mai....
TURNBULL
"Which heads roll, where and when will be determined once the review is complete. Right now my objective, as Prime Minister, is to ensure that the site is back up. It should be restored - that is the advice I have as of a little while ago. And that when it is restored it is - the protections that ought to have been in place are in place. But there has clearly been a failure."
