… Northern Ireland following Assembly consent to the Crime and Courts Act 2013 (National Crime Agency and Proceeds of Crime) (Northern Ireland) Order 2015 on 3 … exercise of the functions of the NCA in Northern Ireland and has agreed a Memorandum of Understanding with the NCA to …
… advice for protest policing’ has been issued to and utilised in any way by the PSNI? Answer We are aware of … have noted that Her Majesties Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) identified a material risk of …
… Members today discussed the police response to hate crime and also heard from the Rainbow Project on issues relating to transphobic and homophobic hate crime. Speaking about discussions … well that the statistics don’t always tell the true story and there are genuine concerns about under reporting of hate …
… 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 …
… Lyra McKee. She said : “It is utterly shocking and saddening that the journalist Lyra McKee was killed last … Derry/Londonderry. This is a tragic loss of her young life and our support goes out to Lyra’s family and friends. There are no circumstances where police should …
… Privacy Notice: Use of photography and video footage Privacy Notice: Holding contact information … respect of Ill Health Retirement, Injury on Duty, Pensions and Adult Survivor/Dependent Awards Privacy Notice Processing Police Pensions and Awards Privacy Notice – Independent Members of the …
… issues in the Fixed Penalty Processing Centre (FPCC) and by way of seeking further assurance around the handling … letter to the NIPB Chief Executive dated 20 January 2022, and how this will mitigate the impact of the issues PSNI is aware of, and prevent the scale of the problem from escalating further. …
… rightly expecting the highest standards from its officers and staff. Mr Byrne brings a wealth of strategic and operational policing experience to the role - he has 36 … the Metropolitan Police, Merseyside, Greater Manchester and 3 years as a Chief Constable of Cheshire Police. We are …
… Nexus is currently at any capacity in Northern Ireland and if so whether it has been assessed as being compatible … of which is to improve the management of Foreign Nationals and Foreign National Offenders (FNOs) with a focus on … working between Home Office Immigration Enforcement (HOIE) and Police. The Police Service of Northern Ireland introduced …
… is subject to the material being reproduced accurately and not being used in a misleading context. The material must be acknowledged as Crown copyright and the title of the document specified. Where material is … to others, the source of the material must be identified and our copyright acknowledged. The Northern Ireland …
… for PSNI for improvement across both operations and policy. The PSNI response to these recommendations, as … : “A rights-based approach to policing protects the public and officers alike, and our Human Rights Annual Reports and the recommendations …
… number of years demands on the police service have changed and these figures provide a picture of the range of crimes … figures, for example in the areas of vehicle offences and burglary, but these are countered with increases across a … is the further increase in domestic abuse incidents and crimes. We are at this time very mindful of the impact …
… charts public opinions of the Policing Board, Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) and the National Crime Agency (NCA). Speaking about the … “This survey provides a useful snapshot of public opinion and the latest results continue to show a high level of …
… QPM for his service to policing throughout his career and for his dedicated leadership of the Police Service of … through embedding the ethos of policing with the community and to keeping people safe. He was a strong believer in the need for stronger partnership between policing and the public sector, and using resources much more …
… 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 …
… An Inspection of how well the Service treats its workforce and the people of Northern Ireland” recommended that an area … to improving the recording system for use of force and improving the quality and accuracy of the data? Answer The current Use of Force …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… sure the recruitment process is independent, transparent and fair for all. Speaking about the role, Policing Board … be for you. ICOs are impartial volunteers who observe and report to the Policing Board on key aspects of the PSNI’s … that the same procedures are applied to all candidates and that facilities and arrangements are adequate. Their …
… 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 …