The phrase "a security statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to policies, regulations, or disclosures regarding security measures or practices.
Example: "Before accessing the system, please review and acknowledge the security statement provided."
Alternatives: "a security policy" or "a safety declaration".
"The fence is a security statement, not a political statement".
Counter-terrorism will dominate the parliamentary agenda this week with the prime minister Tony Abbott to deliver a "security statement" to the lower house on Monday as politicians return to Canberra ahead of a sitting fortnight.
Malcolm Turnbull will make a security statement at noon addressing directly the sensitive subject of Australia's offensive cyber capabilities – while the minister assisting the prime minister on cyber security, Dan Tehan, will use a separate outing at the National Press Club to argue that, domestically, Australia needs to step up its preparedness against hacking and malicious cyber-attacks.
The prime minister used a national security statement to parliament on Wednesday to argue an "inclusive society" was a vital element in countering the rise of violent extremism.
"Knowing where the offender works and lives is a false security statement," said Assemblywoman Nia Gill.
The countries issued a joint security statement on stability in Asia, calling for freedom of navigation in and over the South China Sea, where China is needling its neighbours.
In a pre-recorded video statement released at the weekend, Abbott said he would make a national security statement to the parliament on Monday.
Abbott will deliver a national security statement on Monday, that he said would detail what the government was doing to ensure Australians were safe abroad and at home.
No one in the government seems to be supporting Labor foreign affairs spokeswoman Tanya Plibersek's motion for a parliamentary debate about Australia's strategy in Syria and Iraq, but Turnbull will give a national security statement on Tuesday.
"My mother-in-law walks in with a Social Security statement and 1099s, and they've never been opened before.
But Labor took the opportunity of the security statement and a separate debate in the federation chamber to criticise Dutton for his intervention.
