❓ Mrs. Roberts asked about the monthly recruitment numbers of unsworn officers in the WA Police from 2010 to June 2013. The Police responded that gathering this data would require significant time and resources, impacting core policing activities.
AnsweredQoN 853Legislative Assembly
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(1) How many unsworn officers were recruited in each month in 2010? (2) How many unsworn officers were recruited in each month in 2011? (3) How many unsworn officers were recruited in each month in 2012? (4) How many unsworn officers have been recruited in each month up to June in 2013?
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Answered
8 August 2013
Responded by
Minister for Police
Response time
42 days
(1 to 4)
Western Australia Police records do
not allow for gathering of the information required to respond to this question
without taking a significant amount of time and resources to collate and
process. It is therefore not possible for Police to obtain this information
without significantly compromising other core policing activities.
Western Australia Police records do
not allow for gathering of the information required to respond to this question
without taking a significant amount of time and resources to collate and
process. It is therefore not possible for Police to obtain this information
without significantly compromising other core policing activities.
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