… its part in making sure that our public spaces are safe and feel safe for everyone. We welcome the opportunity to further explore this area of public policy and the most effective policing role within it. We would … where it is clear that other approaches have or would fail and behaviours are having a detrimental impact on wider …
… discussions focused on a range of recent operational and strategic issues presented in the Chief Constable’s … including PSNI resourcing issues, security related issues and a briefing on PSNI’s plans in preparation for EU Exit. … Connolly said: “The Board is now fully back in business and getting on with the substantial programme of work that …
… short to medium term actions in the PSNI Overtime Strategy and the Communication Plan (initiated by then ACC Hamilton and Corporate Communications) reported to the Committee in … who is the senior officer responsible for the strategy; and (iii) by how much PSNI are reducing overtime and …
… Service of Northern (PSNI) show that the number of drivers and motorcyclists arrested for drink driving during the … drink drive operation, which ran between 27 November 2015 and 2 January 2016, has risen by just over 40% compared to … people are still not getting the message of the dangers and serious consequences of drinking and driving. Reducing …
… to record their abhorrence at the attack on this mother and her family, and welcome the strong messages of support and condemnation voiced across the community and from all …
… with the Human Rights Act 1998 (up to the end of March) and an overview of the monitoring work carried out during the … year by the Board. It highlights good policing practice and areas in which practice could be improved with specific … for PSNI which cover issues around human rights training and policy, Body Worn Video, Treatment of Suspects, the …
… for the Northern Ireland Policing Board. The selection and assessment processes will be based on the key principles of merit, fairness and openness. This is a significant leadership position and the Board will want to attract a wide range of …
… on duty restrictions given the percentage increase and associated cost to PSNI of £22m per annum that was reported to the Committee in February 2020; and (ii) the numbers within each rank of officers currently … pay. The following graph outlines the trends in absence and duty restrictions. (a) Actions to address duty …
… scanning contain personal information about individuals and groups who criticise or otherwise comment on police … have been raised? How long are such reports retained for and is the Chief Constable satisfied that the retention of reports and information which identifies individuals is in line with …
… across the PSNI … The Gibson Report led to a cultural and structural change process across the PSNI Learning and Development function. Many of the changes were specific to the needs and expectations of a modern and progressive learning and …
… 15 years of policing … To reflect on the achievements and challenges of police reform over the last 15 years the Northern Ireland Policing Board and Police Service of Northern Ireland are jointly hosting a … provided by Dr Aogán Mulcahy, University College Dublin and Professor Richard English Queen’s University Belfast, the …
… to account for an annual expenditure of £1 million and why is it anticipated to run to December 2020? Background … which led to his conviction, Martin McCauley was shot and injured and Michael Tighe was killed by members of the Royal Ulster …
… within the criminal justice system. … Recent reviews and inspections of the criminal justice system in Northern … to effective communication between the PSNI, the PPS and the NICTS. Can the Chief Constable explain what progress … any, has been made in relation to creating more efficient and collaborative systems? Of particular concern are …
… Launched … The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and the Northern Ireland Policing Board are seeking your … future of policing. PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton and Chair of the Northern Ireland Policing Board, Anne … in line with the Review of Public Administration and gave an undertaking to the Policing Board that they would …
… PSNI Estate Strategy which outlines PSNI plans for major and minor works, custody provision and proposed station disposals up until 2019. The current … which is owned by the Policing Board, is worth £445m and over the next 3 years, the PSNI will spend an estimated …
… to take forward detailed scrutiny of the work of the PSNI and fulfil its range of legislative duties. The main … are listed in the Board Committee Terms of Reference Audit and Risk Assurance Committee Discipline Committee Partnership … Resources Committee To view membership of these committees and details of their roles and responsibilities please select …
… was designed to kill this member of the Police Service and our thoughts are very much with her and her family as they come to terms with the shock of being … thankful that vigilance meant their plan did not succeed and call on the wider community to stand with the police and …
… “The Policing Board is looking for an exceptional and outstanding individual to take on this newly created … driving forward strategic change, business modernisation and bringing focus to value for money in the use of resources … recognised that it is vital to develop a strong, resilient and cohesive leadership team that is able to deliver …
… scale to measure its disruptive effect on organised crime and if a “negatively impacted” assessment is to be included in future monitoring and reporting? The national scale referred to in the question … from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) PEEL Inspection which …
… Northern Ireland following Assembly consent to the Crime and Courts Act 2013 (National Crime Agency and Proceeds of Crime) (Northern Ireland) Order 2015 on 3 … exercise of the functions of the NCA in Northern Ireland and has agreed a Memorandum of Understanding with the NCA to …