❓ Mr Omodei asks about Priority 1 task response times in Metropolitan Police Districts from 2001-2007. The answer provides a breakdown of total tasks, response times, and grade of service for each district.
AnsweredQoN 2768Legislative Assembly
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(a) South East Metropolitan;
(b) South Metropolitan;
(c) North West Metropolitan;
(d) East Metropolitan;
(e) West Metropolitan;
(f) Central Metropolitan;
(g) Regional Coordinator; and
(h) the combined total?
(b) South Metropolitan;
(c) North West Metropolitan;
(d) East Metropolitan;
(e) West Metropolitan;
(f) Central Metropolitan;
(g) Regional Coordinator; and
(h) the combined total?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
31 January 2008
Responded by
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
Response time
107 days
Below is the summary of Priority 1 tasks attended within the Metropolitan Districts between January 2001 and August 2007. The column headed 'Response after Target; contains the number of Priority 1 tasks not responded to within the Government/Police time limit.
Priority 1 Tasks
Jan-01 to Aug-07
Total Tasks
Response within Target
Response after Target
Average Response Time (mins)
Grade of Service (% Tasks in Target)
Central Metropolitan
6
5
1
7
83%
East Metropolitan
12
5
7
11
42%
North West Metropolitan
17
11
6
6
65%
South East Metropolitan
27
18
9
5
67%
South Metropolitan
24
17
7
7
71%
West Metropolitan
21
14
7
8
67%
Metropolitan Districts
1
107
70
37
7
65%
Notes
:
1. The Metropolitan Districts aggregate figure (not including Peel District) is used as the Key Performance Indicator for the WA Police.
2. Over the full period 2001 to 2007 there has been substantial change to the business rules and practices both in assigning task priorities, and in responding to tasks. Data is not directly comparable across this entire period.
3. The Target time for Priority 1 Tasks has not been consistent over this period. Up until July 2003 there was a separate Target for Priority 1 tasks of 5 minutes, thereafter there has been a combined Priority 1 & 2 task Target of 9 minutes. The appropriate Target time for each month has been used in the above table.
4. The 'Regional Coordinator' is not a Police District.
Notes:
a) Priority 1 and 2 tasks cover incidents where life or property, is or may be, in a state of threat or imminent danger. Offences include armed hold-up in progress, offender incident in progress and other life threatening incidents.
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Priority 1 Tasks
Jan-01 to Aug-07
Total Tasks
Response within Target
Response after Target
Average Response Time (mins)
Grade of Service (% Tasks in Target)
Central Metropolitan
6
5
1
7
83%
East Metropolitan
12
5
7
11
42%
North West Metropolitan
17
11
6
6
65%
South East Metropolitan
27
18
9
5
67%
South Metropolitan
24
17
7
7
71%
West Metropolitan
21
14
7
8
67%
Metropolitan Districts
1
107
70
37
7
65%
Notes
:
1. The Metropolitan Districts aggregate figure (not including Peel District) is used as the Key Performance Indicator for the WA Police.
2. Over the full period 2001 to 2007 there has been substantial change to the business rules and practices both in assigning task priorities, and in responding to tasks. Data is not directly comparable across this entire period.
3. The Target time for Priority 1 Tasks has not been consistent over this period. Up until July 2003 there was a separate Target for Priority 1 tasks of 5 minutes, thereafter there has been a combined Priority 1 & 2 task Target of 9 minutes. The appropriate Target time for each month has been used in the above table.
4. The 'Regional Coordinator' is not a Police District.
Notes:
a) Priority 1 and 2 tasks cover incidents where life or property, is or may be, in a state of threat or imminent danger. Offences include armed hold-up in progress, offender incident in progress and other life threatening incidents.
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