❓ Ms. Baker requests average police response times for Priority 1 calls in the Scarborough Police Station area over several Dec-Feb periods. The Minister declines to provide the data, citing resource constraints but offers to facilitate direct contact with WA Police.
AnsweredQoN 7454Legislative Assembly
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Can the Minister provide the average police response times (Crystal Reports) for all Priority 1 call outs to the suburbs in the area serviced by Scarborough Police Station for the months of:
(a) December 2008;
(b) January 2009;
(c) February 2009;
(d) December 2009;
(e) January 2010;
(f) February 2010;
(g) December 2010;
(h) January 2011;
(i) February 2011;
(j) December 2011;
(k) January 2012; and
(l) February 2012?
(a) December 2008;
(b) January 2009;
(c) February 2009;
(d) December 2009;
(e) January 2010;
(f) February 2010;
(g) December 2010;
(h) January 2011;
(i) February 2011;
(j) December 2011;
(k) January 2012; and
(l) February 2012?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
1 May 2012
Responded by
Minister for Police
Response time
42 days
(a - l) The question as asked will require significant effort on the part of Western Australia Police to provide an answer and I am not prepared to waste Police resources in this manner.
However, should the member wish to discuss the issue of response times directly with WA Police, I am happy to facilitate appropriate contact.
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However, should the member wish to discuss the issue of response times directly with WA Police, I am happy to facilitate appropriate contact.
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