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South Coast CLSD Regional Profile South Coast Regional Profile Overview • Court and Crime Data Slide 3 • Fines and Work Development Orders Slide 18 • Poker Machines Slide 21 • Young People Slide 24 • Health and Family Information Slide 29 • Indicators for legal need and expressed legal need Slide 43 Need for legal assistance services (NLAS) indicators Slide 67 • 2 Crime and Court Data 3 Top driving offences in Shoalhaven City LGA Population 103, 012 rate/100,000 July 2018 – July 2019 Source: NSW Bureau of Criminal Statistics and Research www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au Offence Type 2 Year Trend Year to June Year to June Ratio to LGA 2019 Count 2019 Rate NSW Ranking 1 Exceed The Legal Speed Limit Stable 3905 3791 1.3 55 2 Regulatory Driving Offences, Other Up 18% 2796 2714 0.8 58 3 Registration Offences Stable 2075 2014 1.5 28 4 Driver Licence Offences, Other Stable 980 951 1 46 5 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Alcohol Stable 319 310 1.4 56 6 Drive Without A Licence Stable 280 272 1 61 7 Drive While Licence Disqualified Or Suspended Stable 260 252 1 67 8 Dangerous Or Negligent Operation (Driving) Of A Vehicle Stable 144 140 1.1 59 9 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Illicit Drugs Stable 112 109 1.1 61 10 Unknown Driving Offence Stable 68 66 1.1 60 11 Parking Offences n/c 12 12 0.4 78 12 Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Other Substance n/c 13 13 1.1 44 13 Driving Causing Death n/c 2 2 0.9 36 14 Roadworthiness Offences n/c 1 1 0.7 39 15 Pedestrian Offences n/c 4 4 0 52 Top driving offences in Eurobodalla LGA Population 38,083 rate/100,000 July 2018 – June 2019 Source: NSW Bureau of Criminal Statistics and Research www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au Offence Type 2 Year Trend Year to Year to June Ratio to LGA June 2019 2019 Rate NSW Ranking Count 1 Exceed The Legal Speed Limit Stable 955 2508 0.9 77 2 Regulatory Driving Offences, Other Stable 906 2379 0.7 71 3 Registration Offences Up 44% 717 1883 1.4 33 4 Driver Licence Offences, Other Stable 304 798 1 63 5 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Alcohol Stable 185 486 2.1 18 6 Drive Without A Licence Stable 156 410 1.7 28 7 Drive While Licence Disqualified Or Suspended Up 17% 112 294 1.2 51 8 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Illicit Drugs Stable 123 323 3.2 19 9 Dangerous Or Negligent Operation (Driving) Of A Vehicle Stable 78 205 1.6 30 10 Unknown Driving Offence Stable 32 84 1.4 42 11 Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Other Substance n/c 3 7.9 0.7 71 12 Parking Offences n/c 6 16 0.6 67 13 Pedestrian Offences n/c 0 0 0 59 14 Driving Causing Death n/c 0 0 0 45 15 Roadworthiness Offences n/c 0 0 0 48 5 Top driving offences in Bega Valley LGA Population 34,102 July 2018 – June 2019 Source: NSW Bureau of Criminal Statistics and Research www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au Offence Type 2 Year Trend Year to Year to Ratio to LGA June 2019 June 2019 NSW Ranking Count Rate 1 Exceed The Legal Speed Limit Stable 646 1894 0.7 87 2 Regulatory Driving Offences, Other Stable 575 1686 0.5 101 3 Registration Offences Stable 420 1232 0.9 73 4 Driver Licence Offences, Other Stable 141 414 0.5 107 5 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Alcohol Stable 111 326 1.4 49 6 Drive While Licence Disqualified Or Suspended Stable 55 161 0.7 90 7 Drive Without A Licence Stable 67 197 0.8 84 8 Parking Offences Stable 40 117 4.2 10 9 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Illicit Drugs Stable 43 126 1.3 50 10 Dangerous Or Negligent Operation (Driving) Of A Vehicle Stable 36 106 0.8 85 11 Unknown Driving Offence n/c 16 47 0.8 83 12 Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Other Substance n/c 6 18 1.6 34 13 Pedestrian Offences n/c 0 0 0 59 14 Driving Causing Death n/c 0 0 0 45 15 Roadworthiness Offences n/c 0 0 0 48 6 Top driving offences in Kiama LGA Population 22,450 rate/100,000 July 2018 – June 2019 Source: NSW Bureau of Criminal Statistics and Research www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au Offence Type 2 Year Trend Year to Year to Ratio to LGA June 2019 June 2019 NSW Ranking Count Rate 1 Exceed The Legal Speed Limit Down 46% 1066 4748 1.7 40 2 Regulatory Driving Offences, Other Down 29% 233 1038 0.3 117 3 Registration Offences Stable 99 887 0.7 101 4 Driver Licence Offences, Other Down 29% 103 459 0.6 104 5 Drive Without A Licence Stable 31 138 0.6 101 6 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Alcohol Stable 35 156 0.7 99 7 Drive While Licence Disqualified Or Suspended Stable 20 89 0.4 104 8 Unknown Driving Offence n/c 7 31 0.5 99 9 Dangerous Or Negligent Operation (Driving) Of A Vehicle n/c 19 85 0.7 99 10 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Illicit Drugs n/c 13 58 0.6 91 11 Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Other Substance n/c 3 13 1.2 43 12 Parking Offences n/c 1 5 0.2 101 13 Driving Causing Death n/c 0 0 0 45 14 Roadworthiness Offences n/c 0 0 0 48 15 Pedestrian Offences n/c 0 0 0 59 Top driving offences in Wingecarribee LGA Population 46,649 rate/100,000 July 2018 – June 2019 Source: NSW Bureau of Criminal Statistics and Research www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au Offence Type 2 Year Year to Year to Ratio to LGA Trend June 2019 June 2019 NSW Ranking Count Rate 1 Exceed The Legal Speed Limit Stable 4556 9176 3.2 19 2 Regulatory Driving Offences, Other Stable 923 1859 0.6 95 3 Registration Offences Up 59% 636 1281 0.9 71 4 Driver Licence Offences, Other Stable 290 584 0.8 91 5 Parking Offences n/c 2 4 0.1 102 6 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Alcohol Stable 157 316 1.4 53 7 Drive Without A Licence Stable 83 167 0.7 92 8 Unknown Driving Offence n/c 18 36 0.6 93 9 Exceed The Prescribed Content Of Illicit Drugs Up 126% 61 123 1.2 53 10 Drive While Licence Disqualified Or Suspended Stable 88 177 0.7 89 11 Dangerous Or Negligent Operation (Driving) Of A Vehicle Stable 48 97 0.8 90 12 Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Other Substance n/c 1 2 0.2 101 13 Driving Causing Death n/c 0 0 0 45 14 Roadworthiness Offences n/c 0 0 0 48 15 Pedestrian Offences n/c 2 4 0 51 Shoalhaven LGA finalised charges relating to driving- driver never licensed July 2018 – June 2019 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 1 6 16 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 13 29 79 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 12 14 85 July 2017 – June 2018 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 2 7 29 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 11 28 39 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 11 18 61 *Using statistics from the ABS Census 2016, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people made up 5.5% of the Shoalhaven LGA population (99,650 people) Source: BOCSAR 9 Eurobodalla LGA finalised charges relating to driving- driver never licensed July 2018– June 2019 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 2 7 28 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 6 10 60 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 6 11 54 July 2017 – June 2018 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 0 4 0 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 9 19 47 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 6 9 66 *Using statistics from the ABS Census 2016, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people made up 5.6% of the Eurobodalla LGA population (37,232 people) Source: BOCSAR 10 Bega Valley LGA finalised charges relating to driving- driver never licensed July 2018 – June 2019 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 0 1 0 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 2 8 25 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 3 4 75 July 2017 – June 2018 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 1 2 50 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 4 5 80 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 1 3 33 *Using statistics from the ABS Census 2016, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people made up 3.1% of the Bega Valley LGA population (33,253 people) Source: BOCSAR 11 Kiama LGA finalised charges relating to driving- driver never licensed July 2018 – June 2019 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 0 0 0 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 0 1 0 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 0 0 0 July 2017 – June 2018 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders offenders Driver never licensed (section 53(5)) - first offence 78995 0 0 0 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - first offence 79007 0 3 0 Never licensed person drive vehicle on road - prior offence 79008 0 1 0 *Using statistics from the ABS Census 2016, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people made up 2.2% of the Snowy Monaro Regional LGA population (20,218 people) Source: BOCSAR 12 Wingecarribee LGA finalised charges relating to driving- driver never licensed July 2018 – June 2019 Offence Law Part Number of Total % Indigenous Code Indigenous offenders offenders
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