Chief constable suspensions: Should Police and Crime Panels have greater oversight?

17th June 2019Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight 3 Comments

Several high-profile suspensions of Chief Constables by Police and Crime Commissioners have shone a spotlight on the apparent lack of guidance, scrutiny and transparency in the process. Has the time come for Police and Crime Panels to play a greater role in the proceedings?

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Chief constable suspensions: Should Police and Crime Panels have greater oversight?

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