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Police Foundation launches major review of policing
Softly Softly
I confess to having little, if any confidence in what so called 'Think Tanks' produce, they usually work to their own preset agendas. What is needed and is way overdue is a properly constituted Royal Commission, this Review is no substitute for the real thing.
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Softly Softly
I confess to having little, if any confidence in what so called 'Think Tanks' produce, they usually work to their own preset agendas. What is needed and is way overdue is a properly constituted Royal Commission, this Review is no substitute for the real thing.
