❓ This parliamentary question seeks data on community-based orders in WA during 2004-2005, specifically regarding completion rates and subsequent imprisonment after breaches. The answer provides breach data and imprisonment figures post-breach, but lacks the initial number of orders issued.
AnsweredQoN 960Legislative Assembly
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(1) How many individuals were given community-based orders during 2004-2005?
(2) How many of those failed to complete the orders?
(3) Of those who failed to complete the orders, how many were sent back to prison?
(2) How many of those failed to complete the orders?
(3) Of those who failed to complete the orders, how many were sent back to prison?
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Answered
13 June 2006
Responded by
Minister for Justice
Response time
42 days
(2) During 2004/2005, a total of 3,195 individuals had their orders breached. This figure is not a subset of the number given under question 1 as many orders commenced during 2004/2005 would still be current: they may eventually be completed successfully or breached. (3) Of those persons who had their orders breached during 2004/2005, a total of 1,235 individuals were received in the prison system after their breach date. This includes sentenced as well as remand prisoners and prisoners received in the prison system for the first time as well as those who had been in prison previously.
(3) Of those persons who had their orders breached during 2004/2005, a total of 1,235 individuals were received in the prison system after their breach date. This includes sentenced as well as remand prisoners and prisoners received in the prison system for the first time as well as those who had been in prison previously.
(3) Of those persons who had their orders breached during 2004/2005, a total of 1,235 individuals were received in the prison system after their breach date. This includes sentenced as well as remand prisoners and prisoners received in the prison system for the first time as well as those who had been in prison previously.
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