… Prosecution Service’s decisions in relation to this case; and Any potential to provide additional resources to the … place which is cognisant of both the needs of the victims and their families and the criminal justice process. It should be emphasised …
… is Environmental Information? … The main statutory duties and responsibilities of the Policing Board are to: The … includes: Information about air, water, soil, land, flora and fauna, energy, noise, waste and emissions Any decisions, measures and activities …
… Constabulary GC been removed from the Training College and if so, on whose authorisation and on what basis? In 2016 an Independent Review of the PSNI Police College and the Student Officer Development Programme was published. …
… to police custody suites to check on the rights, health and wellbeing, and conditions of detention of people being held in custody by inspecting facilities, speaking to detainees and checking custody records In the reporting period, a total …
… costs for the last two years were £33m in 2020/2021 and £37m in 2019/2020. Can I ask the Chief Constable for a breakdown and what plans, if any, are in hand to lower the figures … provides a summary of police officer overtime by category and in hours (as this reflects how operational activity is …
… their skills in negotiation, conflict resolution, and civic leadership. The initiative is a partnership … the U.S. Consulate, the Northern Ireland Policing Board, and the Police Service of Northern Ireland. Funding for the … (USIP), a non-partisan institution that provides training and support for those working for peace. Speaking at a …
… Policing as a consequence of the Consultation; and • How additional Neighbourhood posts will be funded and sustained in future years given their importance to … which was gleaned from the Local Policing Consultation and working with the Policing Board, particularly the …
… established under the Police (Northern Ireland) Act 1998 and provides an independent and impartial police complaints system. The Board meets regularly with the Police Ombudsman and senior officials to discuss a range of issues including …
… the Chief Constable comment on: a) the rights of Children and Young People considered at parades, given the different level of protection by UNCRC? and, b) what learning points have been taken forward in … events, bonfires etc. While the number of such parades and events that take place in Northern Ireland each year is …
… confirmation of the PSNI ‘s Fleet Management Strategy and details of the recent purchase of additional vehicles and how they will be used to enhance service delivery. … requirements for PSNI vehicles are determined and the procurement processes undertaken when purchasing …
… Chief Constable for the Police Service of Northern Ireland and also considered the sequencing of appointments of other … Connolly said: “The appointment of a new Chief Constable and the timescales for bringing permanency to a number of … requires time to consider the future requisite structure and configuration of the Service Executive Team. Following …
… in North Belfast last night is totally unacceptable and I condemn all those who took part in this senseless … they are trying to protect communities is completely wrong and my thoughts are with the officers who were injured. My … attacks on other police officers across Belfast yesterday and I wish all those who were injured a speedy recovery. We …
… improvement in the in the way in which its functions and those of the Chief Constable are exercised, having regard to a combination of economy, effectiveness and efficiency” . The same legislation requires the Northern … Board’s compliance with this particular statutory function and publish its findings. View Continuous Improvement …
… carrying out checks on the immigration status of victims and witnesses of crimes? 2. Confirm that the NPCC guidance … offender’ 2020 has not been adopted as PSNI policy, and that any such adoption of such a policy would first … carrying out checks on the immigration status of victims and witnesses of crimes? Current organisational guidance …
… Les Allamby … Les Allamby is a solicitor and former Director of Law Centre(NI) and Chief Commissioner of the NI Human Rights Commission. He … He has undertaken election monitoring in Bosnia, Pakistan, and Georgia for the OSCE and European Union. He is currently …
… Publication Scheme … Northern Ireland Policing Board Roles and Responsibilities What is a Publication Scheme … Publications Copyright Requests for Information Comments and Complaints about the Publication Scheme … … Introduction …
… report on a number of issues in relation to the operation and performance of the National Crime Agency (NCA) in … Anne Connolly stressed the importance of this new duty and demonstrating the success and strategic benefit this collaboration brings to the PSNI …
… or with partners, to establish the circumstances and needs of migrants living in various conditions locally? … There were 70 custody records between 1st March 2018 and 31st March 2020 where a person has been arrested and processed through police custody for an offence under the …
… his needs are in relation to additional officers needed and the costs associated? PSNI has highlighted the current … of Justice in its recent in-year pressures exercise and are waiting for the formal outcome of this bid. PSNI has worked closely with the Board and Department on monitoring the overall financial position …
… (PSNI) for compliance with the Human Rights Act 1998 and this latest review will examine how police meet their … hate crime within our society has been on the increase and there has been considerable discussion and public commentary on this issue. The Board’s job is …