First woman appointed to lead Australian Federal Police
After being appointed as Krissy Barrett, Australia’s first woman will be the Australian Federal Police Commissioner.
Ms. Barrett will be the Ninth AFP commissioner after a 25 -year law enforcement career, including the participation of the Solomon Islands and Bali bombing investigation.
Prime Minister Anthony announced his appointment on Monday.
“Today’s announcement was the first woman to hold the commissioner position, Mrs.
“The role of AFP is critical to keep our nation safe.
“There is no greater honor than wearing the uniform of those who serve and protect the Australians.”
Barrett started his career as an administrative assistant in AFP and Melbourne.
“One day I never imagined that I would lead this very good organization,” he said.
Orum I promise, I will be your champion, I promise, I will make this uniform proud for you and every Australia – I will dedicate you and our lifestyle to protect you and our lifestyle, and like every AFP commissioner before me, I will undertake to work as much as I can do every day. ”
Ms. Barrett, who is currently a deputy commissioner, will replace Reece Kershaw when he descends six years later as the best policing role after October 4th.
Mr. Kershaw praised organizations with organizations in the Pacific, shaking organized crimes.
However, he said it was damaging the family life.
“Being a grandfather changed me dramatically, and I need to be there for my family, Kers Kershaw said.
“Police is such a difficult profession that we work and we are very sacrificing and especially our family.
“Time to give back.”
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