Relationship Between Police and Other Government Agencies in Australia

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When people hear the word relationship, they think about a person and their relationship between their family and their significant other. Not the type of relationship that they have with something else other than a person, some other people can have relationships can be between a guy and his car, a girl and her hair, a “nerd” and their video games, a person and their dog, relationships between different parts of the government or just a relationship that doesn’t involve a person at all and so on. There are all different types of relationships in the world, not just the relationship between a person, their family and significant other.

There are all different types of relationships but the one that I’m going to be talking about is The Relationship between Police and Other Government Agencies: Recent Changes in Perspective in Queensland. While the past reason for this understood as police are often the only twenty-four hour service, and sometimes the only government service in urban and isolated areas, it has detected from the size of the police to arrange resources to the main policing functions such as the protection of life and property across the state (The Relationship between Police and Other Government Agencies: Recent Changes in Perspective in Queensland, Pg. 1). They have seen growing rates of crime, both violent and property crime, and the beginning of new forms of crime mainly in the areas of controlled crime, the setting, fraud, computer and other "white collar" related crime in the most recent years (Federal Justice Office 1992, pp. 5-7).

The police of Queensland, playing an active part of realizing government policy than on the strict law execution sense have not generally seen their role. Also their involvement ...

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One area that is particularly emphasized is that of the Queensland Police Service Women Safety Project, which shows the commitment of the Service to work together with other government agencies to accomplish policy goals. The Women's Safety Project was found in 1990 to improve the safety of women in Queensland. The project, which foreshown the first time in Australia that police have started such an advantage, has undertaken widespread discussion with the community, government departments, media and police. The major importance of the Project in the first two years has been the production of a series of nine brochures titled "Step Ahead: Safety Information for Women" which include information jointly developed with a range of agencies, on public transport, safety around the home, safety out and about, safety in the car and information for teenagers.

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