… officers entered the police training college in May 2014 and have successfully completed five months intensive … of the Board to welcome these new officers into the PSNI and celebrate their graduation day with family and friends. “These officers have made a personal commitment …
… has refused to meet the Loyalist Communities Council, and if so, what criteria he applies to deciding upon meeting … with a conviction for the murders of Corporals Wood and Howes? Answer I have had a direct meeting by telephone … the anniversary of the brutal murder of Corporals Howes and Wood was a genuine oversight on the part of this office. …
… conduct in the jurisdiction of the Republic of Ireland, and if so whether the PSNI accordingly notify the relevant … Commissioners Office (IPCO). IPCO provides oversight and authorisation of the use of investigatory powers by intelligence agencies, police forces and public authorities. The Police Service of Northern …
… of reasons for the attrition rates between applications and appointments in the previous recruitment competition and plans in place to address this in the current campaign; and (ii) what involvement the PSNI Ethnic Minority Police …
… of reasons for the attrition rates between applications and appointments in the previous recruitment competition and plans in place to address this in the current campaign; and (ii) what involvement the PSNI Ethnic Minority Police …
… work with many stakeholders in the criminal justice field, and uses the valuable information generated by others to … the Policing Board in discharging its accountability and oversight functions. Police Ombudsman for Northern … Ireland Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) … … Our Partners …
… This website is hosted by the Department of Finance and managed by both IT Assist and the Northern Ireland Policing Board. We want as many … you should be able to: change colours, contrast levels and fonts zoom in up to 300% without the text spilling off …
… images or sectarian messages, at 11th July bonfire sites and if any of these reports are to be progressed with a view … included burning of election posters, tricolours, banners and an effigy. Two hate crime investigations have commenced into the burning of election posters and are awaiting statements from the elected members in order …
… … Phishing, vishing, smishing… do you know what these are and how to stop becoming a victim of them? A major new … can stop it’ - put together by the Policing Board, PSNI and the Department of Justice, is in response to the rising … which lists some of the key scams around at the minute and what to do if you think you are being targeted or may be …
… were advised that the branch comprises of 70 officers and staff and has an annual budget of £4.5 million. Given that the … accounts for less than 1% of PSNI’s workforce and the budget for the branch is less than 1% of the overall …
… the opportunity to participate in roundtable discussions and question Board Members and the Deputy Chief Constable on policing issues. Speaking … annual Policing Plan is a key statutory role for the Board and it is important that it reflects community needs. Events …
… on Duty Awards Information sharing between Policing Board and PSNI Arrangements for selected Medical Practitioners ICT … Community Consortium report on issues affecting loyalist and republican communities Injury on Duty Statistics National … NIPB Job Titles Ultilities Contracts Training and assistance to Omani Authorities Selected Medical …
… Ombudsman disciplinary recommendations have been accepted and how many have been rejected. Answer Since 1 January 2018, … action, 82 were varied, 18 are pending decision, and 2 were referred back to the Police Ombudsman. Gerry …
… in the coming period. He has underlined his commitment and that of his officers to upholding the law, working with communities to find solutions and to protecting human rights in all policing operations. As a Board we urge all those involved in parades and parades related protests to work with the police to …
… if the same procedures are applied to all candidates and evaluating whether facilities and arrangements are adequate. They then report back to the … vitally important that procedures in place when recruiting and appointing PSNI Officers are fair and equitable so that …
… an Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) on the 2015-16 Plan and today commences a wider public consultation which will … for the Board as it sets the strategic policing priorities and objectives for the period ahead and includes targets and measures for the PSNI to achieve. It …
… new PSNI Chief Constable. The position has been accepted and the formal date of appointment will be confirmed in the … brings wide ranging experience to this important job and has the necessary skills to lead the PSNI forward. As a … Chief Constable in dealing with the issues facing policing and agreeing a programme of work that supports community …
… suites across Northern Ireland to monitor the welfare and treatment of people in detention and the conditions of detention. In the reporting period, a … Policing Board Chair Doug Garrett welcomed the report, and reiterated the importance of the work of ICVs across …
… figures provide an insight into the range of crime types and resulting demands on the PSNI in its service to the … are mindful that behind every statistic is a crime victim and we want people to have the confidence to report crime and be satisfied in how their case has been handled by the …
… Chris Noble on the PSNI’s Body Worn Video pilot scheme and the plans for future rollout. Further to recommendations … Worn Video in G District (Foyle, Magherafelt, Limavady and Strabane areas) in June 2014, which was extended by a … of Body Worn Video is something the Board has called for and supported for a number of years, particularly in relation …