❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on the percentage of staff in 'acting' and 'relieving' positions within agencies under the Minister's portfolios (Police, Emergency Services, Road Safety) as of August 10, 2009. The response provides figures for WA Police, Office of Crime Prevention, and FESA, while noting the Office of Road Safety's integration with Main Roads WA.
AnsweredQoN 1366Legislative Assembly
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In reference to all agencies within the Minister’s portfolios:
(a) as of 10 August 2009, what percentage or ratio of staff within each agency is employed in an “Acting” position; and
(b) as of 10 August 2009, what percentage or ratio of staff within each agency has been employed for a period of more than three months in a “Relieving” position?
(a) as of 10 August 2009, what percentage or ratio of staff within each agency is employed in an “Acting” position; and
(b) as of 10 August 2009, what percentage or ratio of staff within each agency has been employed for a period of more than three months in a “Relieving” position?
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Answered
8 September 2009
Responded by
Minister for Police; Emergency Services; Road Safety
Response time
27 days
WA Police
(a) As of 10 August 2009, 7.21% of staff were employed in an "acting" position.
(b) As of 10 August 2009, 1.95% of staff were employed for a period of more than three months in a "relieving" position.
Office of Crime Prevention
(a) As of 10 August 2009, 17% of staff were employed in an "acting" position.
(b) As of 10 August 2009, no staff were employed for a period of more than three months in a "relieving" position.
FESA
(a) As of 10 August 2009, 3.25% of staff were employed in an "acting" position
(b) As of 10 August 2009, 1.11% of staff were employed for a period of more than three months in a "relieving" position
Office of Road Safety
On 1 July 2009, the Office of Road Safety became part of Main Roads WA for administrative issues and therefore the Office of Road Safety's response to this question will be included as part of the Main Roads WA response.
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(a) As of 10 August 2009, 7.21% of staff were employed in an "acting" position.
(b) As of 10 August 2009, 1.95% of staff were employed for a period of more than three months in a "relieving" position.
Office of Crime Prevention
(a) As of 10 August 2009, 17% of staff were employed in an "acting" position.
(b) As of 10 August 2009, no staff were employed for a period of more than three months in a "relieving" position.
FESA
(a) As of 10 August 2009, 3.25% of staff were employed in an "acting" position
(b) As of 10 August 2009, 1.11% of staff were employed for a period of more than three months in a "relieving" position
Office of Road Safety
On 1 July 2009, the Office of Road Safety became part of Main Roads WA for administrative issues and therefore the Office of Road Safety's response to this question will be included as part of the Main Roads WA response.
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