The Police Association Protects, Represents and Supports its members by providing numerous services and benefits, including the following:

-     Negotiation of improved pay and working conditions and promotion of the general welfare of members 

-     Legal advice, advocacy and representation for members (including immediate assistance to members who are involved in critical incidents)

-     Providing the official channel of communication between Association members, and Victoria Police Force Command / the Police Minister

-     Supporting members and their dependents in times of genuine hardship and need through benevolent benefits and grants

-     Negotiation of pay and conditions for members

-     Publicly advocating on issues affecting our members and the public they serve

-     Enforcement of employment rights and obligations

-     Advocating in personal grievances affecting members

-    Keeping members informed of issues affecting them through our various publications, including this website and The Police Association Journal

-    Political lobbying and submissions on legislation and policy affecting the interests of members

-    Advice to members on employment rights and obligations and support for members who have been disadvantaged or unfairly treated

-    High-quality holiday accommodation for members across Victoria

-    Public campaigning and lobbying on issues of mutual interest to police members and the public at large

-     Advocacy, representation and advice on occupational health and safety and workers compensation matters affecting our members

-     Confidential 24-hour counselling service for members and their families

-     Support for police sporting clubs

-     Provision of scholarships for eligible members and school-age children of members

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