… 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 …
… Board seeks Independent Members to join PoIicing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) in new Council … to appoint up to 119 Independent Members to the Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) for each of the 11 new Council areas. Urging people to step forward and get involved, Board Chair Anne Connolly said: “Most …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… PPS established a new governance structure for the scheme (and connected schemes such as the 1988 and 2006 Police Pension Schemes) in the form of a Pension Board and Scheme Advisory Board. The Policing Board as Scheme …
… responsibility for administering applications from current and former police officers for ill health retirement and injury awards set out in the Regulations. The Board has … conduct all medical assessments in respect of ill health and injury on duty award applications. This approved list …
… 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 …
… Policing Plan which sets out the strategic priorities and targets for policing in 2015-16. It includes a number of … in policing, the quality of service to the public and particularly those in the community who are more … older people, increasing the reporting of hate crime and reducing PSNI sickness levels are just some of the new …
… complying with the Human Rights Act 1998 when dealing with and for those from minority racial groups. The Review focuses on how the PSNI identify, record and investigate race hate crime; examines how victims are encouraged to report incidents; and how they are supported. Policing Board Chair Anne …
… Commanders enjoy positive relationships with Policing and Community Safety Partnerships across Northern Ireland. In … do arise which provide the basis for further development and improvements. Consultation with District Commanders has … A consensus across many Commanders that the PCSP structure and function is heavily weighted towards an emphasis on …
… today. Drawing on expert opinions from across the policing and criminal justice sector, the seminars provide an opportunity to explore issues and discuss how policing policy and practice can best respond to meet the challenges ahead. …
… Members of the Policing Board today met with the Moderator and representatives of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to discuss a range of issues relating to policing and the role and work of the Board. Welcoming the meeting Board Chair Anne …
… Prosecution Service’s decisions in relation to this case; and Any potential to provide additional resources to the … place which is cognisant of both the needs of the victims and their families and the criminal justice process. It should be emphasised …
… approach to policing is an important element of securing and building public confidence in the PSNI. It protects the rights of the public and police officers alike and provides a decision-making framework for officers to work …
… which examines how well the PSNI have met their duties and responsibilities in line with the Human Rights Act 1998. … “Human rights in policing is a key element in delivering and building public confidence in the service. Since the … areas such as public order, engagement with young people and use of force. The Board ’s oversight and scrutiny of how …
… two new Inspection Reports which consider the efficiency and effectiveness of the PSNI. Completed by Her Majesty’s … the PSNI uses resources to discharge key responsibilities and provide a graded assessment of strengths and areas for improvement. Speaking about the findings, Board …
… of this process the Board has developed draft priorities and we now want to consult with the public and key stakeholders on these priorities. In the Executive’s … for Government, there is a strong focus on collaboration and outcomes, a significant challenge and change for how we …
… Plan 2020/21. Each Annual Performance Plan is based on and feeds into the Outcomes outlined in the Northern Ireland … We have a safe community; We have confidence in policing; and We have engaged and supportive communities. For each of the 11 Measures, a …
… Policing Board is committed to the Freedom of Information and Data Protection Acts and meeting the responsibilities for its members and staff. Details on using the Freedom of Information Act …