Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 90987 total results. Showing results 82901 to 82920 «414241434144414541464147414841494150Next ›Last » Police and Crime Panel Budget Briefing Report To understand the overall financial situation and where the money comes from and to explore the financial risks and pressures and potential funding gap. Cumbria OPCC 14/1/2017 Report Commissioners Revenue Budget Monitoring 2016/17 Quarter 2 The overspend on the Commissioner’s own budgets arises principally as a result of forecast increases in premises related costs (£26k), these are being largely offset by a forecast reduction in the costs of the OPCC (£20k) and reductions in insurances £4k. Cumbria OPCC 14/1/2017 Report Constabulary Revenue Budget Monitoring 2016/17 Quarter 2 The current forecast of net expenditure amounts to £108.326m compared to a revised budget of £107.445m. Cumbria OPCC 14/1/2017 Report The police we need: Armed police officers and the use of lethal force In November, Prof. Maurice Punch wrote that authorised firearms officers were being left to 'carry the can' for the use of lethal force. Simon Chesterman, the National Police Chief's Council lead for armed policing, responds to Prof. Punch's article, and argues that command accountability is as robust as it can be under the current law. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/1/2017 Opinion Metropolitan Police accuses honour crimes whistleblower of gross misconduct The Telegraph 14/1/2017 News Raising council tax ‘won’t plug funding gap’ Many PCCs are using rules put in place by the former chancellor to raise extra policing funds through a rise in council tax. Police Oracle 14/1/2017 News Force receives award for body worn video compliance GMP demonstrated it follows the principles in the surveillance camera code. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/1/2017 News Revenue Budget and Medium Term Financial Forecast The report also provides additional information in respect of the more unusual aspects of the budget and explanations where the budgets have changed significantly between the years. Cumbria OPCC 13/1/2017 Report Cumbria Constabulary: 2016 Published Value for Money Profiles Analysis Cumbria is a demographic outlier when comparing it to its MSG and this will continue to be the case, regardless of any VfM comparators. Cumbria OPCC 13/1/2017 Report Government department to access DNA database in bid to close ‘fake dads’ paternity loophole DWP has asked police chiefs to agree to allow it access so they can stop fathers evading their responsibilities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/1/2017 News Draft Terms Of Reference: Supporting The PCC’s Wider Criminal Justice Remit This document sets out the draft terms of reference, to be discussed with the PCC at the meeting. West Midlands OPCC, West Midlands PCP 13/1/2017 Report Cheshire Police take tablets to fight crime Roll-out of Surface 3 tablets to force is now complete The Chester Chronicle 13/1/2017 News Preliminary Revenue Budget And Capital Programme Proposals 2017/18 This report sets out the details of the provisional Police Grant Settlement and the preliminary revenue budget, capital programme and precept proposals for 2017/18. West Midlands OPCC 13/1/2017 Report New code to ban consensual searches as children and vulnerable given special billing Police stop-and-search powers must be 'necessary, proportionate and lawful', according to a new code of practice published by the Scottish government. Police Professional 13/1/2017 News Draft Budget Settlement Report to Police and Crime Panel This paper informs the PCP on the draft budget and precept being considered Option A – To increase council tax by 1.9% Option B – To maintain council tax at the 2016-17 level Wiltshire OPCC 13/1/2017 Report Wiltshire’s Medium Term Financial Strategy 2017-18 to 2010-21 The MTFS assumes a 1.4% cash reduction in central funding in each of the years up to 2020. Wiltshire OPCC 13/1/2017 Report New crackdown on corporate economic crime A call for evidence seeks views on whether further reform is needed to combat corporate criminality, following fraudulent, dishonest activity by some banks and other commercial organisations. gov.uk 13/1/2017 News What the papers say: When is a hate crime not a hate crime? Amber Rudd’s speech on foreign workers at the Tory party conference has been reported to police as a hate crime. The Oxford professor who made the complaint said he took issue with what he described as the Home Secretary’s discrimination against workers from overseas. The Spectator 13/1/2017 Analysis, Feature Hillsborough: CPS to consider whether to prosecute 23 ‘suspects’ Files of evidence on criminal allegations relating to 23 individuals involved in the Hillsborough disaster have been sent to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Police Professional 13/1/2017 News Police should need warrants to search mobile phones, say campaigners Privacy group argues that increasingly routine practice is inadequately regulated given information on phones The Guardian 13/1/2017 News «414241434144414541464147414841494150Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
