Mr. Catania questions the Minister for Police on how additional police officers will be accommodated in Carnarvon, given the regional housing shortage. The Minister's response focuses on upgrading police stations and trusting the Commissioner to allocate resources effectively.

AnsweredQoN 49Legislative Assembly
Asked
6 May 2021
Portfolio
Police

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POLICE
— CARNARVON
49. Mr V.A. CATANIA to the Minister for Police:
I have a supplementary
question. Given that there is a housing shortage in Carnarvon and the whole of
regional WA , how does the Minister
for Police intend to accommodate additional officers needed to address the
significant problems?
Mr D.A. Templeman : Can we use yours?
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Thank you, members!

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That was pretty funny!
In many cases, there is a requirement for work to be done on
police stations to ensure that we have the capacity and the resources to
accommodate the officers in their work spaces, and to accommodate the
additional equipment that they require and
the many pieces of equipment delivered by the former police minister, such as
body armour and the like. A lot of
work is going into accommodating the extra officers. As is normally the
practice, the commissioner will ensure that he has what he needs so that
officers are delivered where they are needed.
The SPEAKER : I call the member for Nedlands, with her
first question. Thank you.

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