Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Transit Officers were the primary law enforcement authority for RailCorp train services in New South Wales, Australia. Transit Officers conducted uniformed and plain-clothes patrols on CityRail and CountryLink train services and assigned to ensure the safety and security of passengers, staff and rail property.The position was created in 2002 after a report found that rail security required more authority than possessed by the Chubb Security officers contracted by RailCorp. Official figures show that to date over 600 Transit Officers have been engaged, but the number is scheduled to be cut back to 150.NSW Transit Officers were phased out in December 2013. All law enforcement functions across all modes of public transport are the responsibility of 610 NSW Police Transport Command officers, supported by their Local Area and other NSW Police Command colleagues."@en }
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- RailCorp_Transit_Officer abstract "Transit Officers were the primary law enforcement authority for RailCorp train services in New South Wales, Australia. Transit Officers conducted uniformed and plain-clothes patrols on CityRail and CountryLink train services and assigned to ensure the safety and security of passengers, staff and rail property.The position was created in 2002 after a report found that rail security required more authority than possessed by the Chubb Security officers contracted by RailCorp. Official figures show that to date over 600 Transit Officers have been engaged, but the number is scheduled to be cut back to 150.NSW Transit Officers were phased out in December 2013. All law enforcement functions across all modes of public transport are the responsibility of 610 NSW Police Transport Command officers, supported by their Local Area and other NSW Police Command colleagues.".
- Q7283863 abstract "Transit Officers were the primary law enforcement authority for RailCorp train services in New South Wales, Australia. Transit Officers conducted uniformed and plain-clothes patrols on CityRail and CountryLink train services and assigned to ensure the safety and security of passengers, staff and rail property.The position was created in 2002 after a report found that rail security required more authority than possessed by the Chubb Security officers contracted by RailCorp. Official figures show that to date over 600 Transit Officers have been engaged, but the number is scheduled to be cut back to 150.NSW Transit Officers were phased out in December 2013. All law enforcement functions across all modes of public transport are the responsibility of 610 NSW Police Transport Command officers, supported by their Local Area and other NSW Police Command colleagues.".