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❓ This parliamentary question seeks information on the number of police officers dedicated to managing individuals on the ANCOR register across different police districts in Western Australia. The answer provides a breakdown of dedicated staff, local coordinators, and officers with additional case management duties.

AnsweredQoN 1588Legislative Assembly

Asked

19 October 2006

Member

Mr T.R. Buswell

Portfolio

Police and Emergency Services

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How many case officers are based in each police district to deal specifically with people on the ANCOR register living in the district area?

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Answered

21 November 2006

Responded by

Minister for Police and Emergency Services

Response time

33 days

There are 27 police officers dedicated to deal specifically with people on the ANCOR register. The ANCOR Unit has 8 dedicated staff and there is at least one Local Coordinator in each of the 14 police districts with an additional 5 officers providing assistance. The Local Coordinators also coordinate family violence matters within their districts. In addition there are 217 officers who in conjunction to other duties case manage reportable offenders within the districts.
In addition there are 217 officers who in conjunction to other duties case manage reportable offenders within the districts.

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