MOPAC has seen noticeable change in Mets data transparency

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MOPAC has seen 'noticeable change' in Met's data transparency

The comments were made at a London Assembly Police and Crime Panel meeting following an announcement of a new oversight board for the Met.

Date - 24th May 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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There has been a noticeable change in the Met’s approach to data access and data sharing over the last four to five months, MOPAC has said. Speaking at the London Assembly, MOPAC’s Director of Strategy & MPS Oversight, Kenny...

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