NCA and NPCC leads provide detail of no deal exit policing plans

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NCA and NPCC leads provide detail of no deal exit policing plans

Extra recruitment to help transition alerts to INTERPOL Notices system and to staff International Liaison offices in EU capitals.

Date - 17th November 2020
By - Gary Mason

UK policing will probably not keep access to the EU’s SIS II database on wanted and missing persons and objects of interest even in the event of a negotiated withdrawal agreement, the NCA has warned. The Home Affairs Select Committee has...

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