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Our FocusAboriginal Policy and Research UnitRelease date: Thu 24 May 2007 Last updated: Tue 19 February 2013 What do we do?The function of the Aboriginal Policy and Research Unit (APRU) is to provide a full-time facility to further improve the good relationships that exist between Victoria Police and Victorian Aboriginal Communities. Our Objectives
Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer (ACLO) ProgramThe Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer (ACLO) Program is an initiative of Victoria Police to enhance the relationship between Victoria Police and the Victorian Aboriginal communities. The ACLO Program provides the necessary link to engage in a proactive community policing approach that instigates positive change within the current relationships. The key objectives of the ACLO Program are to:
Contact: Jacqui Marion, Statewide Coordinator - phone: 9247 5245 Police Aboriginal Liaison Officer (PALO)Victoria Police has approximately 98 Police Aboriginal Liaison Officers (PALOs) and assistant PALOs spread over 50 police stations throughout Victoria. PALOs have a liaison role, both independently and in partnership with ACLOs, to resolve issues concerning Aboriginal people within their local area. PALOs are sworn members of Victoria Police who perform operational duties as well as performing their PALO portfolio. The APRU actively provides support and advice to PALOs building strong relationships between them, local operational police and Aboriginal communities. Contact usAboriginal Policy & Research Unit |
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