What is Cambridgeshire's Pause Point scheme?

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What is Cambridgeshire's Pause Point scheme?

Pause Point is a structured review process which aims to support officers' welfare and pick up concerns before they develop into significant problems.

Date - 22nd July 2022
By - Cachella Smith

The idea was first implemented in 2018 within the force’s Protecting Vulnerable People department. Within the past year, however, other teams within the force have begun to pick up the idea and implement it themselves. It is a structured...

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