❓ This Question on Notice seeks information regarding the employment numbers, attrition, and funding for Protective Service Officers (PSOs) within the Western Australia Police Force. The response provides specific figures for current employment, departures, and future FTE funding.
AnsweredQoN 1704Legislative Council
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I refer to Protective Service Officer's (PSO) employed by Western Australia Police, and I ask: (a) how many PSO's are currently employed by FTE and head count; (b) how many PSO's since 1 January 2018 have: (i) resigned; (ii) been terminated; (iii) commenced or concluded training to become police officer's; and (iv) departed employment as a PSO for other reasons; and (c) how much FTE is funded for the employment of PSO's in each of the budget years and forward estimates years: (i) 2018-19; (ii) 2019-20; (iii) 2020-21; and (iv) 2021-22?
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Answered
21 November 2018
Responded by
Minister for Environment representing the Minister for Police; Road Safety
Response time
9 days
The Western Australian Police Force advise the following:
(a) The Western Australia Police Force currently employ 21 Protective Security Officers (PSO).
(b) (i) 1.
(ii) 0.
(iii) 15 have commenced or concluded training with 1 commencing training in January 2019.
(iv) 3 PSO have transferred into Police Auxiliary Officer positions within the agency.
(c) (i) 40 FTE.
(ii) 40 FTE.
(iii) 40 FTE.
(iv) 40 FTE.
(a) The Western Australia Police Force currently employ 21 Protective Security Officers (PSO).
(b) (i) 1.
(ii) 0.
(iii) 15 have commenced or concluded training with 1 commencing training in January 2019.
(iv) 3 PSO have transferred into Police Auxiliary Officer positions within the agency.
(c) (i) 40 FTE.
(ii) 40 FTE.
(iii) 40 FTE.
(iv) 40 FTE.
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