Commanding issues: Leaders need experience, achievement and ability, not just a desire for the top job

15th May 2023Martin Gallagher, former Police Scotland Superintendent 10 Comments

The role of leaders in policing has never been under closer scrutiny, but not all of those in command roles can point to a wealth of experience in operational leadership; former Police Scotland superintendent Martin Gallagher believes that successful operational experience – alongside ability and achievement – should be a cornerstone for promotion to the most senior roles.

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Commanding issues: Leaders need experience, achievement and ability, not just a desire for the top job

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