❓ Mr Omodei asks about comparative home burglary rates in Australian capital cities. The response indicates WA-specific data isn't directly comparable interstate, suggesting using ABS data for comparison.
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(b) what is the comparative figure for other Australian capital cities?
(b) The Office of Crime Prevention has advised this figure does not have interstate comparability as it is produced for WA alone by the University of Western Australia's Crime Research Centre. Comparable statistics are available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics publication on Recorded Crime - Victims, 2004 (ABS Cat. N. 4510.0).
(b) The Office of Crime Prevention has advised this figure does not have interstate comparability as it is produced for WA alone by the University of Western Australia's Crime Research Centre. Comparable statistics are available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics publication on Recorded Crime - Victims, 2004 (ABS Cat. N. 4510.0).
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16 August 2005
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Minister for Police and Emergency Services
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47 days
(a) The Office of Crime Prevention has advised that the rate of home burglary per 1000 residential dwellings relates to Western Australia.
(b) The Office of Crime Prevention has advised this figure does not have interstate comparability as it is produced for WA alone by the University of Western Australia's Crime Research Centre. Comparable statistics are available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics publication on Recorded Crime - Victims, 2004 (ABS Cat. N. 4510.0).
(b) The Office of Crime Prevention has advised this figure does not have interstate comparability as it is produced for WA alone by the University of Western Australia's Crime Research Centre. Comparable statistics are available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics publication on Recorded Crime - Victims, 2004 (ABS Cat. N. 4510.0).
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