❓ Dr. Constable questions the Department of Education and Training regarding data collection on assaults against teachers, following up on previous inquiries. The answer refers to another QoN, indicating a lack of direct response.
AnsweredQoN 924Legislative Assembly
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I refer to Questions on Notice No. 1237 of 2001 and No. 587 of 2006 regarding assaults by students and parents on teachers and ask -
(1) Has the Department of Education and Training ceased collecting data on this matter?
(2) If yes, when did Department of Education and Training cease collecting this data?
(3) If no, why did answer to Question on Notice No. 587 of 2006 state that “the Department of Education and Training does not collect data on the perpetrators of assault”?
(1) Has the Department of Education and Training ceased collecting data on this matter?
(2) If yes, when did Department of Education and Training cease collecting this data?
(3) If no, why did answer to Question on Notice No. 587 of 2006 state that “the Department of Education and Training does not collect data on the perpetrators of assault”?
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Answered
11 May 2006
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Education and Training
Response time
28 days
(2) Not applicable (3) Refer to answer to Question on Notice 902.
(3) Refer to answer to Question on Notice 902.
(3) Refer to answer to Question on Notice 902.
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