… of Ulster on behalf of the Board, examines the key drivers and dynamics that underpin police confidence at a community … “Assessing public satisfaction with the police service and levels of confidence within communities is an important role of the Board and I welcome the research that has been undertaken in this …
… media to ensure it respects a suspects right to privacy and the release of information about a police investigation … this policy revised? 2. On what basis would it be revised? and, 3. When was it last revised? The PSNI Corporate Media … Policing; however that policy is currently being updated and a revised paper will go to the Service Executive Board …
… A You, Your Child and Alcohol Booklet (PDF 513 KB) . C . D . F Freedom of … comparison research models of police governance and accountability (PDF 125 KB) . N Neighbourhood Watch … Ireland Policing Board Response to the HMIC Effectiveness and Efficiency Inspection 2015-16 (PDF 614 KB) P Police …
… Report 2015 (PDF 767 KB) Information on the role and work of the Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PDF 1.1 MB) Code of Practice for the Exercise of Functions by PCSPs and District PCSPs (PDF 390 KB) … PCSPs … Catch up on the …
… to his contract which he has decided not to take up, and the Board respects that decision. The Board now needs … place a process for the appointment of a Chief Constable and will consider this at its Board meeting on 6 th … to his contract which he has decided not to take up, and the Board respects that decision. The Board now needs …
… stations in which all aspects of community consultation, and development of alternative policing strategies are … in detail. These plans are discussed with the Policing and Community Partnerships (PCSPs) before being submitted to the Policing Board for consideration, review and endorsement prior to any action being taken to close a …
… is currently looking for volunteers for its South/East and North/West teams to monitor how well people are treated in custody and if they are getting access to their rights and entitlements, such as access to medical requirements. The …
… must be used to meet operational policing demands; and at the request of the Policing Board the PSNI developed an Estate Strategy to complement and enhance operational policing strategies. The PSNI … in the construction of new stations, maintenance and upgrade programmes, running costs and security review …
… Annual Report and Accounts … Annual Statement of the Board's Accounts … Annual Report and Accounts … … Annual Statement of the Board's Accounts …
… Ireland last year, a fall of 6.6% on the previous year and the lowest number recorded since 1998/99. Policing Board … part to measure progress against the Annual Policing Plan and to inform the future plans and priorities of the PSNI. Whilst it is welcome that …
… is an independent public body made up of 10 Political and 9 Independent Members established to ensure for all the … Ireland an effective, efficient, impartial, representative and accountable police service which will secure the confidence of the whole community, by reducing crime and the fear of crime. Members of the Board are bound by a …
… Information on Board Members Committees and Committee Members … Structure of Board … Information on Board Members Committees and Committee Members … … Structure of Board …
… year. Speaking about the discussions on the budget and resourcing, Board Chair Anne Connolly said: “Board … has still not been received. Given the sheer, size, scale and complexity of the policing budget this has significant … an important role in terms of approving the PSNI budget and this delay hampers Board Members’ ability to exercise due …
… sessions – a private session for Policing Board Members and officials only, a private session where the Policing Board is joined by the Chief Constable and chief officers, and a public session that members of the public and media are …
… charts public opinions of the Policing Board, Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) and the National Crime Agency (NCA) . Speaking about the … service for all of the people of Northern Ireland and, 93% indicated that they felt either very or fairly safe …
… Committee, said: “The police response to cybercrime and making sure the PSNI accurately record all incidents of … a priority for the Board as has ensuring the PSNI plan and prioritise their response to this growing area of … Whilst the establishment of a new Cyber Crime Centre and District eCrime Support Units by the PSNI is a positive …
… Service of Northern Ireland on 30 June 2014. His command and the upcoming appointment of a new Deputy Chief Constable … was Matt Baggott’s last formal engagement with the Board and I would like to record my thanks to him for his service … been committed to the delivery of a personal, professional and protective policing service for all in our community. …
… 2003 which provides an ethical framework for the decisions and actions taken by police officers, outlining acceptable standards and behaviours; and to ensure police officers are aware of the rights and …
… his mandate which deals with ‘truth, justice, reparations and guarantees of non-recurrence’. Speaking about the … UK authorities in relation to ‘truth, justice, reparations and guarantees of non-recurrence’ with the aim of finding examples of good practice and making recommendations. We met with Snr de Greiff as part …
… highlighted issues relating to pay, conditions, pensions and the impact of organisational changes and budgetary cuts for officers. Serious concern over low officer morale was also raised and the Committee wanted the opportunity to discuss these …