❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on the regional origin of juvenile offenders entering detention between 2008 and 2014. The answer provides a breakdown of receptions by region, highlighting the disproportionate number from the metropolitan area. The answer is repetitive.
AnsweredQoN 2467Legislative Assembly
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What number (expressed both as a raw figure and percentage) of juvenile offenders entering detention between 1 November 2008 and the present time were from each of the following regions:
(a) the Kimberley region;
(b) the Pilbara region;
(c) the Gascoyne region;
(d) the mid-West region;
(e) the Goldfields-Esperance region;
(f) the Wheatbelt region;
(g) the Peel region;
(h) the South West region;
(i) the Great Southern region; and
(j) the metropolitan region?
(a) the Kimberley region;
(b) the Pilbara region;
(c) the Gascoyne region;
(d) the mid-West region;
(e) the Goldfields-Esperance region;
(f) the Wheatbelt region;
(g) the Peel region;
(h) the South West region;
(i) the Great Southern region; and
(j) the metropolitan region?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
12 August 2014
Responded by
Minister for Corrective Services
Response time
47 days
(a) 397 reception (3.64% ) (b) 601 receptions (5.5%) (c) 113 receptions (1.03%) (d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(b) 601 receptions (5.5%) (c) 113 receptions (1.03%) (d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(c) 113 receptions (1.03%) (d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(b) 601 receptions (5.5%) (c) 113 receptions (1.03%) (d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(c) 113 receptions (1.03%) (d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(d) 306 receptions (2.8%) (e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(e) 313 receptions (2.87%) (f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(f) 402 receptions (3.68%) (g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(g) 337 receptions (3.09%) (h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(h) 318 receptions (2.91%) (i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(i) 158 receptions (1.45%) (j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
(j) 7959 receptions (72.89%) Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
Please note that where the detainee was received more than once each reception is counted.
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