This major, independent review sets a long-term strategic direction for a police service capable of meeting the challenges of the 21st century. See www.policingreview.org.uk.
Young offenders in UK can be represented by our criminal defence solicitors in London. With a wide expertise in cases where minors are involved, our team can legally represent them in front of the authorities. Parents or tutors are invited to get in touch with our team of solicitors for complete information at: www.defencesolicitorslondon.co.uk/
Young offenders in UK can be represented by our criminal defence solicitors in London. With a wide expertise in cases where minors are involved, our team can legally represent them in front of the authorities. Parents or tutors are invited to get in touch with our team of solicitors for complete information at: www.defencesolicitorslondon.co.uk/
The August issue of REIA News has just been released.
In this issue:
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ZGB - The Role of Generative AI in Government transformation.pdfSaeed Al Dhaheri
This keynote was presented during the the 7th edition of the UAE Hackathon 2024. It highlights the role of AI and Generative AI in addressing government transformation to achieve zero government bureaucracy
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
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This session provides a comprehensive overview of the latest updates to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (commonly known as the Uniform Guidance) outlined in the 2 CFR 200.
With a focus on the 2024 revisions issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), participants will gain insight into the key changes affecting federal grant recipients. The session will delve into critical regulatory updates, providing attendees with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate and comply with the evolving landscape of federal grant management.
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Autonomous Action
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Anarchist Black Cross Moscow
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Solidarity Zone
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Russian Reader
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2. AGENDA
09:00 Registration and refreshments
10:00 Welcome by Sir Bill Jeffrey KCB
10:10 Presentation of findings by Sir
Michael Barber
10.20 Dr Rick Muir
10:50 Q&A chaired by Dame Sara
Thornton DBE QPM
STRATEGIC REVIEW OF POLICING
IN ENGLAND AND WALES
Final Report 8 March
3. Sir Bill Jeffrey KCB
Chairman of The Police Foundation,
Vice Chair of The Strategic Review of Policing
19. Technology
53…
Fraud and cyber crime
offences made up over
53% of crime in 2021,
the most common type
of crime experienced
by people in England
and Wales.
26. 1. There is a capacity challenge: the police on their own cannot
successfully tackle the range and complexity of these demands.
2. There is a capability challenge: the police lack many of the
capabilities required to tackle current and future challenges.
3. There is an organisational challenge: the police do not posses the
right organisational platform upon which they can deliver the
capabilities required.
Three implications
28. We need a public safety system which
prevents crime and harm from happening in
the first place.
This should be anchored around a new Crime
Prevention Agency and a general duty on
business to prevent crime.
The public safety system
29. We define the core role of the police as being to promote
public safety by maintaining order and upholding the law,
which their unique powers enable them to do, and to carry
out other activities which enable them to perform this core
role legitimately, effectively and with minimum reliance on
those powers.
The role of the police
33. LOCAL
REGIONAL
NATIONAL
• An agency to prevent crime
• An agency to pursue and disrupt serious and
organised crime
• An agency to improve policing
43 forces focused on 24/7 response, local crime
investigation, neighbourhood policing, safeguarding and
offender management
• NCA regional organised crime units
• Regional Police Support Units hosting specialist
capabilities, operational support and business support
functions
34. • A new Crime Prevention Agency to galvanise efforts to prevent crime and to
tackle surging levels of fraud and cyber crime.
• A strengthened National Crime Agency to shift the odds against organised
crime networks.
• The introduction of a new licence to practice for all police officers that is
renewed every five years to improve professional development and raise
standards.
• The merger of back office and specialist functions across the 43 forces that
would save hundreds of millions of pounds.
• Investment in front line policing, training and technology to modernise the
service.
Main recommendations
35. “The time is come when, from the increase in its population,
the enlargement of its resources, and the multiplying
development of its energies, we may fairly pronounce that the
country has outgrown her police institutions and that the
cheapest and safest course will be found in the introduction
of a new mode of protection.”
Sir Robert Peel, 1828
Back to the future
Note how the review is strategic and that it came in two phases 1) what’s the challenge and 2) what kind of police service and wider response do we need to meet that challenge?
The first thing to say is that traditional crime has fallen by 75% since 1995
Three TRANSFORMATIONS that are creating new forms of public safety challenge.
The first is the TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION
The second set of changes relate to humanity’s relationship with the natural environment, out of which flow a set of public safety challenges – these include CLIMATE CHANGE and PANDEMICS
Society is changing too in ways that pose new challenges for the police – in 3 respects – complex needs, victims of previously neglected forms of crime and abuse demanding justice, new patterns of social division and tension
So, how well are the police performing amidst all of this? Detection rates have halved in last 7 years, response times longer, victim satisfaction has declined and public confidence has fallen.
NB Most police officers work hard and very dedicated. HMICFRS say police forces are using their resources better, but outcomes are deteriorating. More about social change than a deterioration in performance.
So, how well are the police performing amidst all of this? Detection rates have halved in last 7 years, response times longer, victim satisfaction has declined and public confidence has fallen.
NB Most police officers work hard and very dedicated. HMICFRS say police forces are using their resources better, but outcomes are deteriorating. More about social change than a deterioration in performance.
Policing on its own cannot respond to the range volume and complexity of the challenges described: two responses 1) we need to think about policing as part of a wider public safety system and 2) we need to be clearer about the role of the police in that system
Nb These are systemic rather than operational capabilities
The local dimension is crucial but the current structure has 5 flaws: it is not designed to tackle cross border crime, it is not good at developing specialism, it is inefficient, the regional tier is too precarious and the centre is too weak
NB also at national level a stronger role for the Home Office
