❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on individuals with lifetime driving disqualifications, including demographics by postcode and the prevalence of multiple disqualifications. The response provides the total number and postcode data but redirects the question about multiple disqualifications to another minister.
AnsweredQoN 890Legislative Council
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(1) How many people are currently under life disqualification from holding a driver’s licence? (2) What are the demographics of those persons by postcode? (3) How many people referred to in answer to question (1) have multiple life disqualifications, and will the parliamentary secretary provide a list outlining the number of disqualifications versus the number of persons? Hon KEN TRAVERS
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The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(2) What are the demographics of those persons by postcode? (3) How many people referred to in answer to question (1) have multiple life disqualifications, and will the parliamentary secretary provide a list outlining the number of disqualifications versus the number of persons? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(3) How many people referred to in answer to question (1) have multiple life disqualifications, and will the parliamentary secretary provide a list outlining the number of disqualifications versus the number of persons? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
[See paper No 2795.]
(2) What are the demographics of those persons by postcode? (3) How many people referred to in answer to question (1) have multiple life disqualifications, and will the parliamentary secretary provide a list outlining the number of disqualifications versus the number of persons? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(3) How many people referred to in answer to question (1) have multiple life disqualifications, and will the parliamentary secretary provide a list outlining the number of disqualifications versus the number of persons? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
The answer is accurate as at 21 September, the date on which it was provided. I imagine a change has occurred since then. I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(1) Six hundred and sixty eight. (2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(2) I table the information prepared by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that shows the number of life disqualifications by postcode area. I am sure members are relieved that I will table it rather than read it. (3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
(3) The Department for Planning and Infrastructure does not have this information. The question should be referred to the minister representing the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. [See paper No 2795.]
[See paper No 2795.]
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