❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on the 'Goodbye Graffiti' reward program, including the number of rewards granted, regional breakdown, total payout, funding allocation, and unused funds. The answer provides some data but cites anonymity policies for lack of regional breakdown.
AnsweredQoN 4971Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the ‘Goodbye Graffiti’ website which states that if a person’s information leads to the arrest or caution of an offender, they may be eligible for a reward of up to $1000, and ask:
(a) for each year since this reward was first offered, please provide the number of rewards granted;
(b) for each year since this reward was first offered, please provided a breakdown of what state regions rewards were granted;
(c) since this reward was first offered, what is the total amount paid out as rewards;
(d) how much funding is currently allocated to this reward program; and
(e) how much of this funding is currently unused or has not be awarded?
(a) for each year since this reward was first offered, please provide the number of rewards granted;
(b) for each year since this reward was first offered, please provided a breakdown of what state regions rewards were granted;
(c) since this reward was first offered, what is the total amount paid out as rewards;
(d) how much funding is currently allocated to this reward program; and
(e) how much of this funding is currently unused or has not be awarded?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
17 May 2011
Responded by
Minister for Police
Response time
42 days
(a) The number of rewards granted per financial year has been:
· 2008/2009 financial year - two rewards
· 2009/2010 financial year - nine rewards
· 2010/2011 financial year to date - ten rewards
(b) A breakdown of the regions of reward recipients is unable to be provided as only the recipient's first name, telephone number and bank details are required due to the Crime Stoppers WA policy of anonymity.
(c) $6,200.00.
(d) The allocation per financial year has been:
· 2008/2009 financial year - $2000.00
· 2009/2010 financial year - $2000.00
· 2010/2011 financial year - $5000.00 (increase due to promotion of the Program)
(e) 2010/2011 financial year to date - $1650.00
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· 2008/2009 financial year - two rewards
· 2009/2010 financial year - nine rewards
· 2010/2011 financial year to date - ten rewards
(b) A breakdown of the regions of reward recipients is unable to be provided as only the recipient's first name, telephone number and bank details are required due to the Crime Stoppers WA policy of anonymity.
(c) $6,200.00.
(d) The allocation per financial year has been:
· 2008/2009 financial year - $2000.00
· 2009/2010 financial year - $2000.00
· 2010/2011 financial year - $5000.00 (increase due to promotion of the Program)
(e) 2010/2011 financial year to date - $1650.00
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