❓ Question regarding WA Police collaboration with education agencies on violence prevention and existing violence prevention programs in schools. The Police response indicates no formal liaison but highlights existing programs and support.
AnsweredQoN 992Legislative Assembly
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(1) Will the Western Australia Police be liaising with the Western Australian education agencies to educate young people about the consequences of a single violent act?
(2) What programs occur in Western Australian schools to warn against physical violence?
(2) What programs occur in Western Australian schools to warn against physical violence?
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Answered
3 August 2009
Responded by
Minister for Police
Response time
55 days
(1) No.
(2) Each school undertakes curriculum programs which covers issues of violence and bullying. These programs are usually in conjunction with the Office of Crime Prevention (OCP) and the Education Department. The Constable Care puppet program also provides support to education agencies throughout the state.
Each metropolitan police district has a Crime Prevention and Diversity Office which deals with a wide range of Crime Prevention matters. Should a specific issue arise at a school a request can be made to the local Officer In Charge who will endeavour to have officers attend and speak with individual's or classes.
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(2) Each school undertakes curriculum programs which covers issues of violence and bullying. These programs are usually in conjunction with the Office of Crime Prevention (OCP) and the Education Department. The Constable Care puppet program also provides support to education agencies throughout the state.
Each metropolitan police district has a Crime Prevention and Diversity Office which deals with a wide range of Crime Prevention matters. Should a specific issue arise at a school a request can be made to the local Officer In Charge who will endeavour to have officers attend and speak with individual's or classes.
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