COMPLETE THE SUNDAY TIMES LAW AND ORDER SURVEY

By admin | Published: March 28, 2010

The Sunday Times and Channel 9 News are running their Law and Order survey. Questions include:

  • Do you support the push for stop and search powers for WA police?
  • Do you think Police Minister Rob Johnson should be replaced?
  • Do you trust WA Police?

Download the survey here, complete and send it in to voice your views on law and order in WA.

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3 Comments

  1. Jennifer McErlean
    Posted March 29, 2010 at 8:12 am | Permalink

    Question 31 is asking two things … it should be two questions.

  2. peter
    Posted April 8, 2010 at 11:49 pm | Permalink

    after driving taxies in this town for ten odd years i would trust the bikeys before the cops ray oconner a clasic eg minister for police & all this ice around the cops must know alot more . i am of the apinoin the the press & the media are the protecshion between the polies & the police but the time terry willasee on a show called in perth two nite and tolled perth 178 james street & eltravatorie he was droped from the show after ray got in parlament & said ther was no gambling or prostation to the best of his knolage when there was about 50 brothels & 30 or 40 casenows

  3. peter
    Posted April 8, 2010 at 11:55 pm | Permalink

    law & order ha ha

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