❓ This parliamentary question seeks data on the number and percentage of unlicensed vehicles identified during police stops in Western Australia for the financial years 2011-12 and 2012-13. The answer provides the requested figures and percentages, along with caveats regarding data limitations.
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(1) In the following financial years, how many vehicles were stopped by Police and identified as unlicensed: (a) 2011-12; and (b) 2012-13? (2) In the following financial years, what percentage of vehicles stopped by Police were identified as unlicensed: (a) 2011-12; and (b) 2012-13?
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Answered
1 April 2014
Responded by
Attorney General representing the Minister for Police
Response time
21 days
(1)
(a) 9 025.
(b) 7 177.
(2)
(a) 0.85%.
(b) 0.57%.
Caveat:
The statistics are provisional and are subject to revision.
Notes:
Data is for charges relating to identified unlicensed vehicle offences under Section 15 (3) of the Road Traffic Act 1974. Data may include charges that are not as a result of a vehicle stop. As all Police units, including Non-Traffic units, have the capability to do vehicle stops, therefore it is not readily possible to distinguish vehicle stop charges from non-vehicle stop charges preferred by non-traffic units.
Vehicle Stops are manually recorded by Police Officers in their Daily Traffic Returns and uploaded to TEACEIS.
Source:
Charges Statistics extracted from Briefcase 06/03/14 and Vehicle Stops extracted from TEACEIS 21/03/2014.
(a) 9 025.
(b) 7 177.
(2)
(a) 0.85%.
(b) 0.57%.
Caveat:
The statistics are provisional and are subject to revision.
Notes:
Data is for charges relating to identified unlicensed vehicle offences under Section 15 (3) of the Road Traffic Act 1974. Data may include charges that are not as a result of a vehicle stop. As all Police units, including Non-Traffic units, have the capability to do vehicle stops, therefore it is not readily possible to distinguish vehicle stop charges from non-vehicle stop charges preferred by non-traffic units.
Vehicle Stops are manually recorded by Police Officers in their Daily Traffic Returns and uploaded to TEACEIS.
Source:
Charges Statistics extracted from Briefcase 06/03/14 and Vehicle Stops extracted from TEACEIS 21/03/2014.
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