NSW: Union denies industrial laws styming police reforms

From: AAP General News (Australia) | Date: February 22, 2002 | Copyright information

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NSW: Union denies industrial laws styming police reforms

The police union says blaming desk-ridden pregnant officers for a lack of police visibility on the beat is not the answer to improving the service.

The New South Wales Police Association has blasted comments from Police Commissioner PETER RYAN that industrial agreements are stymieing reforms in the service.

Commissioner RYAN told the ABC today that union ...

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