❓ Hon Robyn McSweeney asks about active cases and monthly intake at Department of Community Development offices in Mirrabooka, Cannington, Armadale, and Rockingham. The answer provides active case numbers but declines to provide monthly intake data due to resource constraints.
AnsweredQoN 2592Legislative Council
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I refer to active cases within the Department, and ask -
(1) How many active cases does each of these offices have -
(a) Mirrabooka;
(b) Cannington;
(c) Armadale; and
(d) Rockingham?
(2) What is the average monthly intake for each of these offices -
(a) Mirrabooka;
(b) Cannington;
(c) Armadale; and
(d) Rockingham?
(1) How many active cases does each of these offices have -
(a) Mirrabooka;
(b) Cannington;
(c) Armadale; and
(d) Rockingham?
(2) What is the average monthly intake for each of these offices -
(a) Mirrabooka;
(b) Cannington;
(c) Armadale; and
(d) Rockingham?
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Answered
9 November 2005
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Community Development
Response time
56 days
(b) Cannington; (c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(d) Rockingham?
(b) Cannington; (c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(d) Rockingham?
Part 1 (a) Mirrabooka - 490 (b) Cannington - 424 (c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(a) Mirrabooka - 490 (b) Cannington - 424 (c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(b) Cannington - 424 (c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(d) Rockingham?
(b) Cannington; (c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(c) Armadale; and (d) Rockingham?
(d) Rockingham?
Part 1 (a) Mirrabooka - 490 (b) Cannington - 424 (c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(a) Mirrabooka - 490 (b) Cannington - 424 (c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(b) Cannington - 424 (c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(c) Armadale - 539 (d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
(d) Rockingham - 237 It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
It is important to note that caseload statistics are not a precise measurement of actual workload. Furthermore, reporting methods have been changed recently to provide better management and a more accurate assessment of caseload levels. The answer to this question is based on this new methodology. "Cases" now better reflect the number of individual wards or children in care. eg. A family with two children who have been taken into care is counted as "three cases." Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
Part 2 Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
Answering this part of the question would require an allocation of resources which is not justifiable in view of other demands on the District offices.
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