❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information about referrals to SafeCare, funding, and connections between the Parole Board and SafeCare. The Attorney General provides answers regarding agency referrals, data collection, conditions, funding, and board member connections.
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(1) Do any agencies within the Attorney General’s portfolio refer alleged or convicted sex offenders against children to SafeCare? (2) If so, how many persons have been referred to SafeCare in the past 12 months, and by what agency? (3) Are any conditions imposed on a person who is referred to SafeCare by the agency if it does refer; if so, what types of conditions? (4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(2) If so, how many persons have been referred to SafeCare in the past 12 months, and by what agency? (3) Are any conditions imposed on a person who is referred to SafeCare by the agency if it does refer; if so, what types of conditions? (4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(3) Are any conditions imposed on a person who is referred to SafeCare by the agency if it does refer; if so, what types of conditions? (4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(2) If so, how many persons have been referred to SafeCare in the past 12 months, and by what agency? (3) Are any conditions imposed on a person who is referred to SafeCare by the agency if it does refer; if so, what types of conditions? (4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(3) Are any conditions imposed on a person who is referred to SafeCare by the agency if it does refer; if so, what types of conditions? (4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(4) Does the department provide any funding to SafeCare; if so, how much, for what services, and upon what conditions? (5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(5) Does any member or deputy member of the Parole Board have any connection with SafeCare? Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
Hon NICK GRIFFITHS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. Notice was given on 17 December 2002. I am advised that the answer I am about to provide was still current as at 27 February 2003. About a week has passed since that date. (1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(1) Yes - the Department of Justice. (2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(2) This information is not centrally collated. In a briefing note received by the Attorney General dated 2 May 2002, it was advised that only two offenders were known to have been referred to SafeCare, as a result of an order from the court or the Parole Board. The Attorney General has been advised that, generally, offenders are self-referred or referred through their families. (3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(3) Yes - the standard conditions of supervision and program requirements applicable to any community service order. (4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(4) No. (5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
(5) Yes - Ms Christabel Chamarette, who is a deputy member of the Parole Board.
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