❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details on why 26 police officers are on 12 months' leave without pay. The response provides reasons for 12 officers and general reasons for leave without pay, but lacks specific details for the remaining 13 due to time constraints.
AnsweredQoN 1041Legislative Council
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POLICE - NUMBERS
I refer to the question I asked on 13 November about how many police officers are on 12 months’ leave without pay. The answer given was 26. Will the minister detail the reasons - for example, stress leave or leave as a result of injury - that 26 police officers are on leave without pay for 12 months? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH
I refer to the question I asked on 13 November about how many police officers are on 12 months’ leave without pay. The answer given was 26. Will the minister detail the reasons - for example, stress leave or leave as a result of injury - that 26 police officers are on leave without pay for 12 months? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
On behalf of the Minister for Regional Development representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, I provide the following response. Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
Twelve police officers are on leave without pay whilst employed with the Australian Federal Police at Perth Airport. Police officers generally take leave without pay for a number of personal reasons, including travel, educational opportunities and family responsibilities. Without reviewing individual applications, it is not possible to identify the reasons for the remaining 13 police officers in the time given. Police officers are able to access paid sick leave options for health-related purposes.
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