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Executive Committee

5 January 2011

PANSW Executive Committee comprises of 18 members, featured below with their representative regions.

The Chief Executive Officer is the President, the only serving police officer employed full time on PANSW activities during his or her period of office.

The Executive is held for two days every second month. Their primary function is to carry out policy set at the Biennial Conference and deal with matters affecting the membership arising between such times.

 


Scott Weber
President


Pat Gooley
Chatswood


Prue Burgun
Newtown


Craig Partridge
Central Met 1


Mick Aalders
Central Met 2


Mick Plotecki
Commissioned


Stephen McDonald
Non-LAC 1


Barry Mullan
Non-LAC 2


Richard McDonald
Non-LAC 3


Tony King
Northern 2


Jenny Hilder
Northwest Met 1


Anthony Bear
Northwest Met 2


Michael Connor
Southern 1


Jason Hogan
Southern 2


Robert Dunn
Western


Mel Cooper
Southwest Met 1


Mark Ward
Southwest Met 2

Dean Koenig
Northern 1

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