❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding the review and status of school crossings by the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee, including details on downgrades, reviews, and appeals.
AnsweredQoN 5995Legislative Assembly
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(1) How many school crossings across the State where reviewed by the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee in the financial year 2010– 2011?
(2) How many of the school crossings that have been reviewed have lost their Type A Status?
(3) How many of the crossings that have lost their Type A status are in the Metropolitan Area and which schools are these?
(4) How many of the crossings that have lost their Type A status are in the country and which schools are these?
(5) Are the children’s crossing sites visited when they are being reviewed by the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee; and
(a) if yes, by whom, and what period of time is spent at each children’s crossing site; and
(b) if not, why not?
(6) How many school children’s crossings does the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee intend to review in the financial year 2011–2012?
(7) How many Type A children’s crossings were there in each of the following years:
(a) 2008;
(b) 2009; and
(c) 2010?
(8) How many Type B children’s crossings were there in each of the following years:
(a) 2008;
(b) 2009; and
(c) 2010?
(9) How many Type A children’s crossings are due to lose their Type A status at the end of this school term?
(10) Has the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee’s decision to downgrade a Type A crossing been overturned at any time in 2011; and
(a) if so, which crossing, why was the decision overturned, and by whom was this decision made?
(2) How many of the school crossings that have been reviewed have lost their Type A Status?
(3) How many of the crossings that have lost their Type A status are in the Metropolitan Area and which schools are these?
(4) How many of the crossings that have lost their Type A status are in the country and which schools are these?
(5) Are the children’s crossing sites visited when they are being reviewed by the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee; and
(a) if yes, by whom, and what period of time is spent at each children’s crossing site; and
(b) if not, why not?
(6) How many school children’s crossings does the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee intend to review in the financial year 2011–2012?
(7) How many Type A children’s crossings were there in each of the following years:
(a) 2008;
(b) 2009; and
(c) 2010?
(8) How many Type B children’s crossings were there in each of the following years:
(a) 2008;
(b) 2009; and
(c) 2010?
(9) How many Type A children’s crossings are due to lose their Type A status at the end of this school term?
(10) Has the Children’s Crossing and Road Safety Committee’s decision to downgrade a Type A crossing been overturned at any time in 2011; and
(a) if so, which crossing, why was the decision overturned, and by whom was this decision made?
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Answered
20 September 2011
Responded by
Minister for Police
Response time
35 days
(1) 104
(2) 27
(3) 25. Christ the King School, Winterfold Primary School, Bull Creek Primary School, Coolbinia Primary School, Mount Pleasant Primary School, Yangebup Primary School, Beckenham Primary School, Clarkson Primary School, Cooloongup Primary School, Roseworth Primary School, Nedlands Primary School, Camboon Primary School, Warwick Senior High School, Kardinya Primary School, East Maddington Primary School, North Woodvale Primary School, North Morley Primary School, Hampton Park Primary School, Hampton Senior High School, East Wanneroo Primary School, Wanneroo Senior High School, Beldon Primary School, Poseidon Primary School, Goollelal Primary School, Springfield Primary School, St Mark's Anglican Community School, Good Shepherd Catholic School, Lockridge Primary School, Our Lady of Lourdes School, South Padbury Primary School, Padbury Catholic Primary School
(4) 2. Katanning Primary School, Boulder Primary School
(5) Yes. All sites are visited by the administrative body (Student Pedestrian Policy Unit) when reviewed by the Children's Crossings & Road Safety Committee.
(a) The Student Pedestrian Policy Unit. Onsite visit durations are approximately 1 hour.
(b) N/A
(6) The Student Pedestrian Policy Unit visits approximately 20 crossings per week. It is not possible to provide an accurate estimation as various factors (e.g. staffing issues, weather, school and public holidays, etc.) affect the number of surveys being conducted and reviews undertaken. Please note, following the Ministers moratorium no review surveys will be conducted until further notice.
(7)
(a) 487
(b) 424
(c) 420
(8)
(a) 24
(b) 23
(c) 18
(9) 15 (for 3
rd
term only)
(10) Yes.
(a)
Ivanhoe St near Esther St Eden Hill
- school appealed and provided further information for the CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) to consider. The CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) upheld the appeal and the decision to change to a Type B crossing was overturned.
Gibson Ave near Warburton Ave Padbury
- school appealed and provided further information for the CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) to consider. The CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) upheld the appeal and the decision to change to a Type B crossing was overturned.
Note: Answers are as at 8 September 2011
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(2) 27
(3) 25. Christ the King School, Winterfold Primary School, Bull Creek Primary School, Coolbinia Primary School, Mount Pleasant Primary School, Yangebup Primary School, Beckenham Primary School, Clarkson Primary School, Cooloongup Primary School, Roseworth Primary School, Nedlands Primary School, Camboon Primary School, Warwick Senior High School, Kardinya Primary School, East Maddington Primary School, North Woodvale Primary School, North Morley Primary School, Hampton Park Primary School, Hampton Senior High School, East Wanneroo Primary School, Wanneroo Senior High School, Beldon Primary School, Poseidon Primary School, Goollelal Primary School, Springfield Primary School, St Mark's Anglican Community School, Good Shepherd Catholic School, Lockridge Primary School, Our Lady of Lourdes School, South Padbury Primary School, Padbury Catholic Primary School
(4) 2. Katanning Primary School, Boulder Primary School
(5) Yes. All sites are visited by the administrative body (Student Pedestrian Policy Unit) when reviewed by the Children's Crossings & Road Safety Committee.
(a) The Student Pedestrian Policy Unit. Onsite visit durations are approximately 1 hour.
(b) N/A
(6) The Student Pedestrian Policy Unit visits approximately 20 crossings per week. It is not possible to provide an accurate estimation as various factors (e.g. staffing issues, weather, school and public holidays, etc.) affect the number of surveys being conducted and reviews undertaken. Please note, following the Ministers moratorium no review surveys will be conducted until further notice.
(7)
(a) 487
(b) 424
(c) 420
(8)
(a) 24
(b) 23
(c) 18
(9) 15 (for 3
rd
term only)
(10) Yes.
(a)
Ivanhoe St near Esther St Eden Hill
- school appealed and provided further information for the CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) to consider. The CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) upheld the appeal and the decision to change to a Type B crossing was overturned.
Gibson Ave near Warburton Ave Padbury
- school appealed and provided further information for the CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) to consider. The CC&RSC (Policy - Appeals) upheld the appeal and the decision to change to a Type B crossing was overturned.
Note: Answers are as at 8 September 2011
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