Report on WA Police Property Management Practices-the Progress of Recommendations Contained in the 2005 Joint Inquiry by WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission
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- 57 pages
Summary
The report's own summary: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, pages 11 to 12
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The Corruption and Crime Commission and WA Police jointly evaluated progress on the 42 recommendations from their 2005 property management inquiry.
The evaluation found twenty-three recommendations completed, twelve moving towards completion, one unable to be addressed and six no longer relevant.
The Commission concluded that police had improved property management through organisational changes, new storage premises and stronger security.
Report on WA Police Property Management Practices-the Progress of Recommendations Contained in the 2005 Joint Inquiry by WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission.pdf, page 11 · Report on WA Police Property Management Practices-the Progress of Recommendations Contained in the 2005 Joint Inquiry by WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission.pdf, page 31
It identified remaining work on old property holdings, security assurance and clarifying responsibilities with prosecuting authorities.
Report on WA Police Property Management Practices-the Progress of Recommendations Contained in the 2005 Joint Inquiry by WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission.pdf, page 11 · Report on WA Police Property Management Practices-the Progress of Recommendations Contained in the 2005 Joint Inquiry by WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission.pdf, page 12 · Report on WA Police Property Management Practices-the Progress of Recommendations Contained in the 2005 Joint Inquiry by WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission.pdf, page 31
In the body's own words
- Conclusion
WAPOL has made good progress in relation to the management of property.
- Conclusion
In these areas, WAPOL has met the letter of the recommendation, but has been unable to achieve the outcome the recommendations suggested.
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