CHINESE telecoms giant Huawei isn't too concerned by reports the coalition government has already decided to maintain a ban on it tendering for National Broadband Network (NBN) contracts.
Reports emerged on Tuesday that Attorney-General George Brandis had decided to uphold the ban, imposed by the former Labor government in 2012 due to security concerns, on Huawei bidding for contracts on Australia's largest infrastructure project.
"The new government has had further briefings from the national security agencies. No decision has been made by the new government to change the existing policy," Senator Brandis said in a statement on Tuesday.
But it is understood that the wording of the statement has given Huawei hope that an official decision won't be handed down until the completion of several NBN reviews.
"Huawei understands no decisions have been made by the government regarding the NBN, pending outcomes of the strategic review," a Huawei Australia spokesman said in a statement on Tuesday.
Huawei, a major supplier of communications technology around the world, was banned from involvement in the NBN following advice from Australian security agencies.
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in August the ban would be reviewed by the coalition.
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