Police governance 'has many flaws to overcome'

Headlines

Gatwick drone suspects had airport plans says chief - Training and technology overhaul in the wake of incident that prompted response from seven forces.

Home Office report casts doubt on relaxed stop and search power - But it says revised Section 60 powers may have 'small impact' on violent crime.

LFB renews concern at stay put advice for major incidents - The London Fire Brigade has called for new guidance for gold commander officers on tower block evacuations.

IOPC guidance on tactical moped stops says it is legitimate use of force - Officers with specialist training allowed to deploy tactic when authorised says complaints body.

Police governance 'has many flaws to overcome'

Expert Bernard Rix examines the flaws with current PCC legislation and looks ahead to the future of policing governance.

Date - 29th September 2014
By - Bernard Rix - CoPaCC

2 Comments

Last week, Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper set out the Labour Party’s considered position on future policing governance. A future Labour Government is now committed to scrapping police and crime commissioners (PCCs) and replacing them with...

Do you have an interesting news story? Contact the newsdesk on 0203 119 3303
or alternatively get in touch via the contact form.

PCCs support changing 'fundamentally flawed' police governance

Following Labour's announcement that they will scrap elected commissioners and replace them with policing boards, PCCs accept that current model is flawed.

More headlines »