After the 1923 Victorian Police strike, which the organisation never sanctioned, the Police Pensions Act 1923 recognized the organisation as the one employee body with which the State Government would deal on police welfare and efficiency matters.
In response to the 1923 Victorian Police strike, which was not endorsed by the organization, the Police Pensions Act 1923 officially recognized the organization as the primary point of contact between the State Government and police personnel regarding matters of police welfare and effectiveness.