… Policing Board Chair Anne Connolly said: “Our condolences and thoughts remain with the family, friends and colleagues of Adrian Ismay at this very difficult time. … ever grateful to those who work to keep our community safe and people in our community share the sadness now being felt …
… be addressed as part of the 2023-2028 Equality, Diversity and Good Relations Strategy? Answer The Police Service is … to inform the development of the Equality, Diversity and Good Relations Strategy 2023 – 2028 and associated action plan. An evidence-based approach will …
… the implications for increasing the PSNI officer headcount and further, the implications for delivering policing in the … elements (i) retaining headcount at 7,000 (ii) recruitment and training and (iii) annual recurring costs of employing an additional …
… “Board Members are concerned about the impact that delays and issues around the disclosure process for Coronial … of questions with the PSNI around the disclosure process and now wishes to be satisfied, through independent review, that the systems and processes are efficient and effective.” Ends For further …
… Answer The Draft Budget covers a period of three years and provided a basis for longer term planning. However, our … of £226m covering the next three years (£59m, £75m and £92m). Without the legal basis to bring forward an agreed … which in 2021-22 came to £40m or 5% of our total budget and contributed towards maintaining headcount. As a result, …
… from PSNI The Draft Budget covers a period of three years and provided a basis for longer term planning. However, our … of £226m covering the next three years (£59m, £75m and £92m). Without the legal basis to bring forward an agreed … which in 2021-22 came to £40m or 5% of our total budget and contributed towards maintaining headcount. As a result, …
… the Northern Ireland Policing Board’s privacy policy and how it will use and protect any information about you that you give when you … collected from you. This website uses leading technologies and encryption software to safeguard your data, and keeps …
… Policing Board deliver independent oversight of policing and ensure the PSNI are meeting their human rights … Ireland. They do this to monitor the rights, welfare and treatment of people being held in custody, and the conditions of detention. The Board is responsible for …
… COVID-19. The overarching aim of this review was to assess and report to the Board on the policing approach to the … 2020 along with the temporary introduction of spit and bite guards, temporary suspension of the Independent Custody Visiting Scheme and health and safety issues for both PSNI and the public. …
… Since the last update, 2 suspects have been arrested and interviewed and a further suspect has been interviewed as a voluntary … Public Protection Branch is continuing to gather evidence and support victims of these crimes. To date, they have …
… How are you going to allocate resources to combat this and measure success? FOLLOW UP - How are you going to measure impact and will you report back to the Board? Answer You can view …
… community today to discuss issues around retail crime and identifying the sector’s policing priorities for the next … also know that statistics don’t always tell the full story and some crimes go unreported. In developing the Policing … The Plan itself sets out the strategic policing priorities and objectives for the period ahead and it is important that …
… visits to police stations to check on the rights, health and wellbeing and conditions of people held in custody. The Board’s 54 … Custody Visitors then report their findings to the Board and figures are published annually. Speaking about the …
… Police are clear that the violence was orchestrated and we are grateful that no one was injured. Such violence is not acceptable and anyone with information about those involved are asked to … or through the Crimestoppers number. For travellers and local people this has caused serious disruption and we …
… of litigation currently being dealt with in the courts and tribunals. The vast majority of this litigation could … public interest for different reasons. However, most court and tribunal processes have slowed down significantly due to the COVID 19 pandemic and progress is expected to be limited in the next three …
… have been told. The Committee, which monitors trends and patterns in complaints against PSNI and keep informed about claims against the police service, … from the Police Ombudsman’s Office that 1,489 complaints and 2,486 allegations have been made against the PSNI during …
… based on the key principles of merit, fairness, openness and transparency. The Board’s priority will be to move … to view the Guidance for the Appointment of Chief Officers and Senior Police Staff Equivalents: … s/nipolicingboard/media-files/appointment-of-chief-officers-and-%20senior-police-staff.pdf … At a special meeting of the …
… to compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act and indicate what plans he has to address any deficiencies as … custody suites were built to Home Office specification and complied with applicable equality legislation. At present … suites are wheelchair accessible. Dungannon, Strand Road and Strabane are not. While the other eight suites are …
… threats made against individuals, including journalists and their families? Answer A Journalist Safety Group has been … Officer (SIO) has been appointed to co-ordinate and quality assure all such investigations. We are currently … May 2021. A number of offenders have also been identified and files submitted to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS). …
… against the PSNI after the AIL parade is inexcusable and I trust that the nine officers injured make a speedy recovery. The police had to prepare for and put in place a very significant operation to respond to … Dialogue is critical in dealing with the issue of parades and protests and without engagement the planning for the …