… an update on the ongoing work at the Seapark complex and in particular, reassurance that the storage of the murder … work has been undertaken to address the immediate health and safety risks on the site and to secure business continuity for essential services. …
… is to deliver effective independent oversight of policing and to make sure that the PSNI delivers a professional service to and for the community. Having a rights based approach to policing is an important element in building and maintaining public confidence in the PSNI. It protects …
… Ireland with each receiving grants of between £1000 and £10,000. Tackling issues such as anti-social behaviour, mental health and addiction, training search and rescue volunteers, engaging young people, older people, …
… Abuse legislation which gives local weight to ‘Coercive and Controlling Behaviour’ within Northern Ireland and have been working very closely with the Department of … the new domestic abuse offence that encompasses coercive and controlling behaviour? Justice during their consultation …
… whether he believes it represents value for money and what, if any, issues remain unresolved. The Police … the benefits of new technology in capturing best evidence and ensuring police accountability. A Post Project Evaluation has been carried out and this has been shared with the Policing Board Performance …
… “This is a key role in the PSNI Service Executive Team and we are looking for an outstanding officer to support the … on the management of performance, driving modernisation and change, and managing a diverse range of resources across the …
… Dillon MLA, Dolores Kelly MLA, Colm McKenna, Wendy Osborne and Mervyn Storey MLA. This is a significant appointment for policing and following discussions today, the Board is fully confident that the process can move ahead with integrity and on the basis of equality of opportunity for all. The …
… Board … Best Value / Continuous Improvement methodology and Post Implementation Reviews for PSNI and NIPB Corporate Plan and Business Plan We also publish survey information which …
… Panel was unanimously ratified by the Policing Board and was approved by the Justice Minister. Announcing the … Chief Constable of the PSNI following a rigorous, fair and lawful selection process. ACC Hamilton, who is currently … policing. We are looking forward to working with Mark and wish him well in this key position of support to the …
… on the Appointment of Independent Members to Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) and District Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (DPCSPs). In line with the …
… aimed at bringing these criminals before the courts and this is a priority. Answer The South East Antrim Ulster … investigations, with responsibility for the development and instigation of a strategy to specifically tackle the … organisations. The PCTF brings together the resources and the skill sets of the Police Service of Northern Ireland …
… Oversight of the PSNI … Accountability, Oversight and Independence The Policing Board has a range of important … statutory functions in order to deliver accountability and effective oversight. For more detail on this work, choose … partners. Continuous Improvement Policing Plan 2020-25 and Performance Plan 2024/25 PSNI Funding … … Oversight of …
… the tactical needs assessment for this proposed increase and whether there are any identifiable risks as a result. In … support the operational use of CEDs in accordance with law and human rights obligations. PSNI’s Operational Support … current Conducted Energy Device (CED) capacity within PSNI and examining options for a potential uplift, should such a …
… Records of important decisions … Board minutes and agendas Committee minutes and agendas Board Reports … … Records of important decisions …
… to the bomb attack on the Court House in Derry/Londonderry and the subsequent series of hoax devices. Board Chair Anne Connolly said: “The bomb and hoaxes brought serious disruption to the lives and livelihoods of people in the City and Board Members today …
… has referred to the PSNI being more responsive, visible and accessible. Could the Chief Constable outline further … in contributing to this greater responsiveness, visibility and accessibility. I am determined to improve confidence in … Ireland by ensuring that we provide a responsive, visible and accessible service that is victim focussed. To achieve …
… welcomed the opportunity to hear from Retail NI today and understand the concerns and frustrations expressed around the impact that the spate of ATM thefts is having on local retailers and communities, particularly in rural areas. At the last …
… Board Members today questioned the Chief Constable and Deputy Chief Constable on the Report of the Police … meeting Policing Board Chair Anne Connolly said: “First and foremost, it is important to remember that the blame for … attack on Constable Heffron lies with those who planned and carried out this horrendous attack. As a Board, we would …
… by the PSNI as a result of criminal investigations, and grants will be awarded to charitable aligned projects … engagement with the PSNI, contribute to community safety/ and or building confidence in policing. Funding available will be administered in both Small and Large Grants calls with the first call administering …
… regarding ethnic membership of the PSNI, including numbers and rank. The following table provides information on police officers and police staff by current serving rank/grade and ethnic background. Figures are correct as at 01/09/2020: …