… of policing as evidence by which to evaluate police policy and practice. To date, human rights thematic reviews have … examine Domestic Abuse, Race Hate Crime, the use of stop and search and policing with and for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and …
… by the PSNI as a result of criminal investigations, and grants will be awarded to charitable aligned projects … engagement with the PSNI, contribute to community safety/ and or building confidence in policing. Funding available will be administered in both Small and Large Grants calls with the first call administering …
… regarding ethnic membership of the PSNI, including numbers and rank. The following table provides information on police officers and police staff by current serving rank/grade and ethnic background. Figures are correct as at 01/09/2020: …
… is to deliver effective independent oversight of policing and to make sure that the PSNI delivers a professional service to and for the community. Having a rights based approach to policing is an important element in building and maintaining public confidence in the PSNI. It protects …
… Accountability, Oversight and Independence The Policing Board has a range of important … statutory functions in order to deliver accountability and effective oversight. For more detail on this work, choose … partners. Continuous Improvement Policing Plan 2020-25 and Performance Plan 2024/25 PSNI Funding … Oversight of the …
… 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 …
… to help us shape the future of local policing. You engaged and shared your views on the challenges faced and types of policing needed to effectively deal with vulnerability, crime and criminality in your area. The Policing Board and the PSNI …
… The Policing Board is staffed by both Civil Servants and directly recruited members of staff. There are … employed under Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) Terms and Conditions and fall under NICS pay scales . The Chief Executive is the …
… 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 …
… Answer Engagement with members of the Black, Asian and other ethnic groups since the BLM protest in June 2020 has proved challenging owing to COVID19 and the associated restrictions. However, since the release … to COVID 19, the PONI Statutory report into the Policy and Practice of Policing Protests and following the Chief …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… Ireland to hear the views of Ethnic Minority groups and discuss actions that the Policing Board in conjunction with the groups and PSNI can take forward to assist with the issue of Race … with people from other countries contributing their skills and knowledge to our community and economy. The rise in …
… review into the operations of the Police College and convened a number of special meetings with the Chief Constable to discuss the report and plans to deliver the full implementation of the … the Police College; the verification of Examinations and Assessments, Accreditation and Relationship with Ulster …
… 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 …
… 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 …