❓ Mr Bradshaw requests crime statistics for Perth and Fremantle CBDs over a 10-year period. The response provides data from 1998 onwards due to changes in reporting practices, using Police Sub-District data instead of LGA data due to boundary discrepancies.
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(b) what were the rates of all different types of crime in the Perth CBD and the Fremantle CBD in that 10 year period?
Given the changes to reporting practices and offence classifications, comparable data is only available from 1998. Statistics are provided at Attachment A. LGA boundaries do not precisely align with Police boundaries. The data provided relates to Police Service Sub-Districts. See Attachment B for suburbs covered by each Police Sub-District.
LGA boundaries do not precisely align with Police boundaries. The data provided relates to Police Service Sub-Districts. See Attachment B for suburbs covered by each Police Sub-District.
Given the changes to reporting practices and offence classifications, comparable data is only available from 1998. Statistics are provided at Attachment A. LGA boundaries do not precisely align with Police boundaries. The data provided relates to Police Service Sub-Districts. See Attachment B for suburbs covered by each Police Sub-District.
LGA boundaries do not precisely align with Police boundaries. The data provided relates to Police Service Sub-Districts. See Attachment B for suburbs covered by each Police Sub-District.
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Answered
3 June 2003
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Minister for Police and Emergency Services
Response time
98 days
(a & b) The Western Australia Police Service advise that the Australian Bureau of Statistics publication
Statistical Indicators
December 2002, (catalogue No 1367.5) reported the number and rate per 1,000 persons at Local Government Area (LGA) on selected crime offences in Western Australia.
Given the changes to reporting practices and offence classifications, comparable data is only available from 1998. Statistics are provided at Attachment A.
LGA boundaries do not precisely align with Police boundaries. The data provided relates to Police Service Sub-Districts. See Attachment B for suburbs covered by each Police Sub-District.
Statistical Indicators
December 2002, (catalogue No 1367.5) reported the number and rate per 1,000 persons at Local Government Area (LGA) on selected crime offences in Western Australia.
Given the changes to reporting practices and offence classifications, comparable data is only available from 1998. Statistics are provided at Attachment A.
LGA boundaries do not precisely align with Police boundaries. The data provided relates to Police Service Sub-Districts. See Attachment B for suburbs covered by each Police Sub-District.
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