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Derbyshire's new control room system will 'increase operational efficiency'
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The real question is, when they answer the new phones and use this wonderful communications system, will the calls be answered, will anyone know how to respond to the calls, will anyone have the training and experience to allocate response to someone in the force who might, just might, know what to do in response?
Going by recent reports, not much chance of that.
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retired brief
The real question is, when they answer the new phones and use this wonderful communications system, will the calls be answered, will anyone know how to respond to the calls, will anyone have the training and experience to allocate response to someone in the force who might, just might, know what to do in response?
Going by recent reports, not much chance of that.
