Questions to the Chief Constable

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What confidence can the Chief Constable give that innocent victims of the past will get answers?

Published 07 March 2019 Keith Buchanan

Will the Chief Constable support the recent request from Emma Rogan MLA to the Chief Constable of Durham Constabulary to meet with the families of the victims of the Loughinisland killings?

Published 07 March 2019 Philip McGuigan

Chief Constable, what is your reaction to the Secretary of State's recent remarks that deaths caused by security forces were not crimes?

Published 07 March 2019 Gerry Kelly

Chief Constable would you agree that the remarks of the Secretary of State were interference in the rule of law ?

Published 07 March 2019 Dolores Kelly

In terms granting an amnesty to security personnel, the Chief Constable is on the record as saying that an amnesty should not apply. Is that still your view, and is that the view of the PSNI?

Published 07 March 2019 Dolores Kelly

What practical reassurances have PSNI given to the East Belfast commmunity following the murder of Ian Ogle and what is the impact of those reassurances on the ground?

Published 07 March 2019 Joanne Bunting

In light of the ongoing threats against the family and associates of Ian Ogle, do the PSNI accept that more needs to be done to assure people that they will be supported if they come forward with information?

Published 07 March 2019 Joanne Bunting

Following the recent murder of David Murphy in Ballymena, can the Chief Constable confirm that direct involvement of paramilitary groups is one line of enquiry being followed during the investigation?

Published 07 March 2019 Alan Chambers

Following PSNI success in dealing with up to 400 calls a week involving persons with Mental Health issues through a Mutli-Agency Triage Team, are there plans to roll this initiative out across Northern Ireland?

Published 07 March 2019 Mervyn Storey

As we approach the date of exit from the EU, has the PSNI completed scenario planning for a soft, hard and no-deal brexit?

Published 07 March 2019 Paul Nolan

With the PSNI 2019/20 budget not yet secured how is the Chief Constable's addressing this uncertainy?

Published 07 March 2019 Colm McKenna

What is the PSNI's ability to fight the increase in cyber crime in particular in relation to human trafficking and online grooming?

Published 07 March 2019 Dolores Kelly

Do the PSNI have cyber crime experts rather than police officers to tackle cyber crime?

Published 07 March 2019 Dolores Kelly

Timeliness and quality of information compiled by the PSNI and provided to the Board

Published 07 March 2019

Resources available for Local Policing from 1 April 2019 onwards

Published 07 March 2019

Dealing with the £20.6m budget pressure identified in 2019/20

Published 07 March 2019

Confirmation of resources and preparations being made to make 44 million archived documents accessible and searchable to deliver on legacy issues.

Published 07 March 2019

Explanation for high number of PSNI officers committing serious crimes

Published 07 March 2019

Public access to PSNI policy directives and service procedures

Published 07 March 2019

Public access to documents containing 'official senstive' information

Published 07 March 2019

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Questions to the Chief Constable

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What confidence can the Chief Constable give that innocent victims of the past will get answers?

Will the Chief Constable support the recent request from Emma Rogan MLA to the Chief Constable of Durham Constabulary to meet with the families of the victims of the Loughinisland killings?

Chief Constable, what is your reaction to the Secretary of State's recent remarks that deaths caused by security forces were not crimes?

Chief Constable would you agree that the remarks of the Secretary of State were interference in the rule of law ?

In terms granting an amnesty to security personnel, the Chief Constable is on the record as saying that an amnesty should not apply. Is that still your view, and is that the view of the PSNI?

What practical reassurances have PSNI given to the East Belfast commmunity following the murder of Ian Ogle and what is the impact of those reassurances on the ground?

In light of the ongoing threats against the family and associates of Ian Ogle, do the PSNI accept that more needs to be done to assure people that they will be supported if they come forward with information?

Following the recent murder of David Murphy in Ballymena, can the Chief Constable confirm that direct involvement of paramilitary groups is one line of enquiry being followed during the investigation?

Following PSNI success in dealing with up to 400 calls a week involving persons with Mental Health issues through a Mutli-Agency Triage Team, are there plans to roll this initiative out across Northern Ireland?

As we approach the date of exit from the EU, has the PSNI completed scenario planning for a soft, hard and no-deal brexit?

With the PSNI 2019/20 budget not yet secured how is the Chief Constable's addressing this uncertainy?

What is the PSNI's ability to fight the increase in cyber crime in particular in relation to human trafficking and online grooming?

Do the PSNI have cyber crime experts rather than police officers to tackle cyber crime?

Timeliness and quality of information compiled by the PSNI and provided to the Board

Resources available for Local Policing from 1 April 2019 onwards

Dealing with the £20.6m budget pressure identified in 2019/20

Confirmation of resources and preparations being made to make 44 million archived documents accessible and searchable to deliver on legacy issues.

Explanation for high number of PSNI officers committing serious crimes

Public access to PSNI policy directives and service procedures

Public access to documents containing 'official senstive' information

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