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    The Tweed Nationals MP Geoff Provest criticized a Labor election promise of increased NSW police numbers as having zero credibility. Provest argued that Labor broke its 2007 police promises and in the past 16 years of Labor government, the Tweed area only received one officer per 700 residents compared to Sydney's one per 500. Additionally, Labor had still not delivered on its previous promise of a new Tweed police station. Provest concluded that Labor needs to explain why it broke its 2007 promises before anyone will believe its 2011 pledges.

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    The Tweed Nationals MP Geoff Provest criticized a Labor election promise of increased NSW police numbers as having zero credibility. Provest argued that Labor broke its 2007 police promises and in the past 16 years of Labor government, the Tweed area only received one officer per 700 residents compared to Sydney's one per 500. Additionally, Labor had still not delivered on its previous promise of a new Tweed police station. Provest concluded that Labor needs to explain why it broke its 2007 promises before anyone will believe its 2011 pledges.

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    14 March 2011

    Tweed Labor candidate’s police


    promise defies belief
    “…Labor broke its 2007 promises – why should we believe them in 2011?”

    A Labor election promise of increased NSW police numbers has zero


    credibility, according to Tweed Nationals MP Geoff Provest.

    “The young Tweed Labor candidate’s claim that ‘a re-elected Labor


    Government’ would deliver 360 more cops just cannot be believed, and even
    if it could be the Tweed Labor candidate has been unable to secure any for
    the Tweed,” Mr Provest said.

    “After 16 long years of Labor the Tweed has only one officer for every 700
    local residents compared to one for every 500 in Sydney.”

    “In addition, there is still no sign of the new Tweed police station Labor
    promised before the last election.”

    “The Labor candidate needs to explain why Labor has broken its 2007
    promised before anyone will take their 2011 pledges seriously,” Mr Provest
    concluded.

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