… has outlined some of the complexities around the volume and location of material relating to legacy searches, the systems and checking processes are not meeting legislative duties around disclosure and therefore require review. Incidents like this have a very …
… Trade Answer 1. Police response to Spotlight programme and USPCA report The Police Service is aware of the recent Spotlight programme and the USPCA report, ‘Puppy Dogs Fortune’. We utterly … exploitation of puppies in the Puppy Trade. The regulation and inspection of breeding establishments, the transportation …
… by the PSNI to Coronial Inquests. Delays in redaction and disclosure, resource allocation to support Coronial process, the prioritisation of legacy cases and correspondence between the PSNI, the Senior Coroner and the Crown Solicitor’s Office have now formed the basis of …
… CC for his assessment of the recent attacks on the offices and homes of elected representatives. Answer I would condemn … incidents of graffiti, throwing fireworks, hoax bomb calls and threats received anonymously. Where an elected … subject to a threat on their life, the threat is assessed and managed in line with the Police Service of Northern …
… Making a Complaint … Making a Complaint Policy and Procedure … … Making a Complaint …
… Hegarty who was found guilty of the murders of Caron Smyth and Finbar McGrillen, Policing Board Chair Anne Connolly said: “This is a tragic and heartbreaking case and it’s important to acknowledge the pain of the families of …
… £51.4m cuts required to policing will have an immediate and direct impact on the capacity and capability of the PSNI. Speaking about discussions with … despite the best efforts of the Chief Constable to plan and manage the budget cuts, the magnitude of the monies now …
… in negotiating the annual policing budget for the PSNI and for holding the Chief Constable to account for how that … for making sure that the funds are spent in an effective and efficient manner and in line with the objectives outlined in the Policing …
… health medical assessments in respect of serving and former police officers regarding application for both Ill Health Retirement (IHR) and Injury on Duty (IOD) Award applications in compliance with the IHR and IOD Regulations. This position offers flexible working …
… police officers are currently active in North Down and can any contact details be provided? Answer Information on Neighbourhood Teams in North Down and Ards is available on the PSNI website including officers’ names and the Wards they are responsible for. A mobile number is …
… the Chief Constable for his views on gun licencing laws and whether or not social media profiles should be part of … in Plymouth where 5 people were killed. Response Firearms and Explosives Branch (FEB) fully complies with all Home Office and Department of Justice guidance, in line with the Firearms …
… been consulting with the public about our Corporate Plan and how we contribute to the key outcomes for policing … consultation document which sets out the key challenges and high level priorities for the Board to address here . This consultation has now closed and we aim to publish a response within three months. Keep up …
… the number of officers serving within each organisation and only a quarter of police forces returned information to … PSNI officers, they do not all relate to ‘serious crimes’ and 35 of these offences actually relate to road traffic matters. That said, the PSNI and the community expect its officers to behave with …
… Human Rights Advisors in 2003. It was revised in 2021 and uses four structural indicators to assess the adequacy and effectiveness of the PSNI’s implementation and enforcement of human rights standards through its …
… which looks at how well the PSNI have met their duties and responsibilities in line with the Human Rights Act 1998 … how well the PSNI are complying with human rights law and proposes recommendations for improving how the police do … how well the PSNI have integrated previous recommendations and whether more work needs to be done. This is in addition …
… Ireland Policing Board show that between 1 April 2014 and 31 March 2015, 726 unannounced visits were made to Police … on the rights of detainees being held there, their health and wellbeing and the conditions of detention. The 41 Custody Visitors then …
… within policing, as well as the changing nature of crime, and the need for new technology and training within police services to keep pace? FOLLOW UP - Is the PSNI able to find the experience and skill set to facilitate changes to the policing strategy? …
… report which contains an overview of the work of the Board and an assessment of performance of the Police Service of … reflects on the work of the Board over the last year and looks to some of the challenges ahead. The Report can be … at www.nipolicingboard.org.uk The Board’s Annual Report and Accounts together with the Certificate and Report of the …
… of Ulster on behalf of the Board, examines the key drivers and dynamics that underpin police confidence at a community … “Assessing public satisfaction with the police service and levels of confidence within communities is an important role of the Board and I welcome the research that has been undertaken in this …
… media to ensure it respects a suspects right to privacy and the release of information about a police investigation … this policy revised? 2. On what basis would it be revised? and, 3. When was it last revised? The PSNI Corporate Media … Policing; however that policy is currently being updated and a revised paper will go to the Service Executive Board …