❓ Question regarding the use of the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin for training juvenile offenders, specifically whether it was used for offenders serving custodial sentences and if any analysis was conducted on the outcomes. The answer clarifies the ship was used for offenders on community orders, not detention, and no formal analysis was done.
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(2) When did the Western Australian juvenile justice system utilise Sail Training Ship Leeuwin for training offenders serving custodial sentences?
(3) If Sail Training Ship Leeuwin was utilised for training juvenile offenders, what analysis was conducted of the outcomes, by whom, and what were the findings?
(3) If Sail Training Ship Leeuwin was utilised for training juvenile offenders, what analysis was conducted of the outcomes, by whom, and what were the findings?
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Answered
7 April 2009
Responded by
Minister for Corrective Services
Response time
28 days
(1)
The Sail Training Ship Leeuwin was used by the Juvenile Justice system when Juvenile Justice was part of Department of Child Protection (DCP), and during the 1990's when Juvenile Justice first separated from DCP. Since the Juvenile Justice system has fallen within the responsibility of the Department of Corrective Services, three young offenders serving community orders through Albany Community Justice Services participated on the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin in order to develop their skills to work as part of a team and to achieve goals.
(2)
The Sail Training Ship Leeuwin has never been utilised for a juvenile detainee whilst they were subject to active Sentence of Detention.
(3)
No formal analysis on the outcomes of using the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin has been conducted.
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The Sail Training Ship Leeuwin was used by the Juvenile Justice system when Juvenile Justice was part of Department of Child Protection (DCP), and during the 1990's when Juvenile Justice first separated from DCP. Since the Juvenile Justice system has fallen within the responsibility of the Department of Corrective Services, three young offenders serving community orders through Albany Community Justice Services participated on the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin in order to develop their skills to work as part of a team and to achieve goals.
(2)
The Sail Training Ship Leeuwin has never been utilised for a juvenile detainee whilst they were subject to active Sentence of Detention.
(3)
No formal analysis on the outcomes of using the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin has been conducted.
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