Table:
type of offence
indigenous
non-indigenous

cleared by charge
cleared otherwise
total cleared
cleared by charge
cleared otherwise
total cleared

percent

total criminal code (excluding traffic)- "crime rate"
23
43
66
26
11
37

violent crime
45
33
79
43
20
63

homicide, other violations causing death and attempted murder
81
7
88
66
4
69

sexual assault
45
16
61
32
13
45

sexual violations against children
66
6
72
51
9
60

major assault
62
21
83
61
12
72

common assault - level 1
43
38
81
46
25
72

other violent criminal code violations
35
39
73
36
20
56

property crime
5
49
54
11
8
18

breaking and entering
16
17
33
11
3
15

shoplifting of $5,000 or under
26
48
74
30
20
50

other theft of $5,000 or under
6
26
32
4
4
8

mischief
2
59
61
7
14
21

other property crime
18
21
39
15
5
20

other criminal code offences
33
41
74
60
16
76

disturbing the peace
1
61
61
2
39
41

administration of justice violations
71
20
91
88
7
95

other violations
35
34
69
37
15
52

criminal code traffic violations
40
6
46
49
10
59

impaired driving
37
6
43
66
15
80

other criminal code traffic violations
57
8
65
29
5
34

drug offences
30
18
48
43
26
69

other federal statute violations
49
32
82
23
58
81

youth criminal justice act
83
15
97
86
10
96

other federal statutes
41
36
77
12
66
78

total - all violations
25
40
65
28
12
40

Statement: in 2018, just over one-third of criminal incidents were cleared in non-indigenous communities.
Question: how many percentage points have criminal incidents been cleared in indigenous communities in 2018?
Answer: [37.0]