… his needs are in relation to additional officers needed and the costs associated? PSNI has highlighted the current … of Justice in its recent in-year pressures exercise and are waiting for the formal outcome of this bid. PSNI has worked closely with the Board and Department on monitoring the overall financial position …
… (PSNI) for compliance with the Human Rights Act 1998 and this latest review will examine how police meet their … hate crime within our society has been on the increase and there has been considerable discussion and public commentary on this issue. The Board’s job is …
… Firearms Working Group investigation following the Devon and Cornwall incident and in light of their comment proposing social media checks on all Firearm applicants, and also could he confirm if there are currently prolonged …
… bikes’ using pedestrianised areas in Belfast City Centre and if this issue has been considered by Police in the … for policing: 1. The aspiration to get people out of cars and using sustainable transport is something that is shared … Government Departments, primarily for environmental and health reasons. 2. Cyclists are amongst the most …
… 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 …
… home in Larne: “The attack at this officer’s family home and the torching of cars under the shadow of darkness is … the night must have been terrifying for the whole family and thoughts are with them all. This incident could have had deadly consequences and I urge anyone with information about it to report it to …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… with you procurement of evidential breath testing devices and, if so, what is his assessment of the impact on the … devices as a number of devices are already approved and available to purchase. However PSNI wants to future-proof … (BAC) limits already on the Northern Ireland statute books and We can conduct roadside evidential tests thereby reducing …
… 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 …
… Office, brings wide ranging experience to this new role and we are very much looking forward to working with her.” The appointment was ratified by the Policing Board and approved by the Justice Minister in line with legislative … through working in complex service delivery organisations and a commitment to robust stakeholder engagement, has …
… well the Police Service of Northern Ireland is performing and outlines areas for improvement. It is welcome that HMI’s … during the course of the Inspection are deemed to be good and highlight programmes of work already progressed which … oversight responsibilities, there are some findings and recommendations for further improvement included within …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… Information about the services we offer, leaflets, guidance and newsletters produced for the public Information about the provision of the Board's services Leaflets and explanatory booklets Media releases Services for which … about the services we offer, leaflets, guidance and newsletters produced for the public Information about the …
… 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 …