❓ Question on Notice regarding police numbers at Joondalup Police Station since February 2001. The Minister's answer details a decrease in authorised strength due to boundary realignments and resource reallocation.
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(1) Will the Minister advise, in percentage terms, the reduction or increase in Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station since 11 February 2001?
(2) Will the Minister advise the authorised strength in terms of Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station on 11 February 2001?
(3) Will the Minister advise the current authorised strength in terms of Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station?
(4) Will the Minister advise the reasons for any increase or decrease in Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station since 11 February 2001.
(2) Will the Minister advise the authorised strength in terms of Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station on 11 February 2001?
(3) Will the Minister advise the current authorised strength in terms of Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station?
(4) Will the Minister advise the reasons for any increase or decrease in Police numbers at the Joondalup Police Station since 11 February 2001.
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Answered
28 June 2002
Responded by
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
Response time
38 days
(2)The authorised strength in terms of police numbers within the North West Metropolitan District on 11 February 2001 was 288 Full Time Employee (FTE) positions. (3)The current authorised strength in terms of police numbers within the North West Metropolitan District is 259 FTE positions. (4) The decrease in staffing levels within the North West Metropolitan District is due to two reasons: (1) the realignment of police district boundaries with local government boundaries under the Western Australia Police Service Boundary Review which saw the suburbs of Hamersley, Watermans and North Beach being allocated to the West Metropolitan Police District and the suburb of Ballajura which was transferred to the East Metropolitan Police District. and (2) the reallocation of police personnel under the Police Service’s Regional and District Allocation of Resources Program (RADAR) model.
(3)The current authorised strength in terms of police numbers within the North West Metropolitan District is 259 FTE positions. (4) The decrease in staffing levels within the North West Metropolitan District is due to two reasons: (1) the realignment of police district boundaries with local government boundaries under the Western Australia Police Service Boundary Review which saw the suburbs of Hamersley, Watermans and North Beach being allocated to the West Metropolitan Police District and the suburb of Ballajura which was transferred to the East Metropolitan Police District. and (2) the reallocation of police personnel under the Police Service’s Regional and District Allocation of Resources Program (RADAR) model.
(4) The decrease in staffing levels within the North West Metropolitan District is due to two reasons: (1) the realignment of police district boundaries with local government boundaries under the Western Australia Police Service Boundary Review which saw the suburbs of Hamersley, Watermans and North Beach being allocated to the West Metropolitan Police District and the suburb of Ballajura which was transferred to the East Metropolitan Police District. and (2) the reallocation of police personnel under the Police Service’s Regional and District Allocation of Resources Program (RADAR) model.
(3)The current authorised strength in terms of police numbers within the North West Metropolitan District is 259 FTE positions. (4) The decrease in staffing levels within the North West Metropolitan District is due to two reasons: (1) the realignment of police district boundaries with local government boundaries under the Western Australia Police Service Boundary Review which saw the suburbs of Hamersley, Watermans and North Beach being allocated to the West Metropolitan Police District and the suburb of Ballajura which was transferred to the East Metropolitan Police District. and (2) the reallocation of police personnel under the Police Service’s Regional and District Allocation of Resources Program (RADAR) model.
(4) The decrease in staffing levels within the North West Metropolitan District is due to two reasons: (1) the realignment of police district boundaries with local government boundaries under the Western Australia Police Service Boundary Review which saw the suburbs of Hamersley, Watermans and North Beach being allocated to the West Metropolitan Police District and the suburb of Ballajura which was transferred to the East Metropolitan Police District. and (2) the reallocation of police personnel under the Police Service’s Regional and District Allocation of Resources Program (RADAR) model.
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