❓ Ms Warnock asks about the establishment of Police District level Ethnic Advisory Councils. The Minister responds that while district councils don't exist, the WA Police Service is part of WAPEAC and a Multicultural Liaison Officer operates in Mirrabooka.
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(1) How many Police District level Ethnic Advisory Councils have been established by the Police Service? (2) Which are the Police Districts which have these advisory bodies? Answered on 5 September 2000 The Minister
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(1) The Western Australia Police Service is a member of the Western Australia Police Ethnic Advisory Council (WAPEAC), which also comprises representatives from ethnic communities within the state. WAPEAC is a body responsible for facilitating communication and problem solving between the Police Service and ethnic communities. Furthermore, whilst the Police Service has not established designated District level Ethnic Advisory Councils as such, there is a Multicultural Liaison Officer who operates out of Mirrabooka Police District. (2) The Police Service Multicultural Liaison Officer operates out of Mirrabooka Police District.
(2) Which are the Police Districts which have these advisory bodies? Answered on 5 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) The Western Australia Police Service is a member of the Western Australia Police Ethnic Advisory Council (WAPEAC), which also comprises representatives from ethnic communities within the state. WAPEAC is a body responsible for facilitating communication and problem solving between the Police Service and ethnic communities. Furthermore, whilst the Police Service has not established designated District level Ethnic Advisory Councils as such, there is a Multicultural Liaison Officer who operates out of Mirrabooka Police District. (2) The Police Service Multicultural Liaison Officer operates out of Mirrabooka Police District.
Answered on 5 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) The Western Australia Police Service is a member of the Western Australia Police Ethnic Advisory Council (WAPEAC), which also comprises representatives from ethnic communities within the state. WAPEAC is a body responsible for facilitating communication and problem solving between the Police Service and ethnic communities. Furthermore, whilst the Police Service has not established designated District level Ethnic Advisory Councils as such, there is a Multicultural Liaison Officer who operates out of Mirrabooka Police District. (2) The Police Service Multicultural Liaison Officer operates out of Mirrabooka Police District.
(2) Which are the Police Districts which have these advisory bodies? Answered on 5 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) The Western Australia Police Service is a member of the Western Australia Police Ethnic Advisory Council (WAPEAC), which also comprises representatives from ethnic communities within the state. WAPEAC is a body responsible for facilitating communication and problem solving between the Police Service and ethnic communities. Furthermore, whilst the Police Service has not established designated District level Ethnic Advisory Councils as such, there is a Multicultural Liaison Officer who operates out of Mirrabooka Police District. (2) The Police Service Multicultural Liaison Officer operates out of Mirrabooka Police District.
Answered on 5 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) The Western Australia Police Service is a member of the Western Australia Police Ethnic Advisory Council (WAPEAC), which also comprises representatives from ethnic communities within the state. WAPEAC is a body responsible for facilitating communication and problem solving between the Police Service and ethnic communities. Furthermore, whilst the Police Service has not established designated District level Ethnic Advisory Councils as such, there is a Multicultural Liaison Officer who operates out of Mirrabooka Police District. (2) The Police Service Multicultural Liaison Officer operates out of Mirrabooka Police District.
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