❓ Hon Adele Farina asks about the progress of the election commitment to employ 30 additional specialist officers for young offenders and youth at risk, specifically inquiring about the number employed and those allocated to the South West Police District. The answer provides a general update on police recruitment but doesn't directly address the specific commitment.
AnsweredQoN 3088Legislative Council
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(1) I refer to the election commitment to provide 30 additional specialist officers to work with young offenders and youth at risk and I ask, how many of these officers have been employed? (2) How many of these officers have been allocated to the South West Police District?
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Answered
16 June 2015
Responded by
Attorney General representing the Minister for Police
Response time
40 days
(1)-(2) The recruiting of the additional 400 police officers as part of the State Government's commitment is a four year program and is progressing in line with a plan developed by Western Australia Police and approved by the State Government.
The creation of additional positions as part of the program will also occur over the four years as the Commissioner of Police determines the timing and function for the creation of positions. Allocations are made to address priorities as they occur and the allocation of additional positions to work with young offenders will be made as part of this process.
The creation of additional positions as part of the program will also occur over the four years as the Commissioner of Police determines the timing and function for the creation of positions. Allocations are made to address priorities as they occur and the allocation of additional positions to work with young offenders will be made as part of this process.
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