Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100282 total results. Showing results 10041 to 10060 «499500501502503504505506507Next ›Last » Public safety trumps bias for police minister NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Mark Mitchell says an impending report on removing bias in the way police engage with the public is about the previous Government’s priorities. Police has been working with Waikato University’s Te Puna Haumaru New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science and an independent panel led by criminal justice advocate Sir Kim Workman on how it can deliver fair policing. Waatea News (New Zealand) 21/8/2024 Audio, News Māori men more likely to be stopped, tasered, prosecuted by police due to ‘bias’ and ‘structural racism’ NEW ZEALAND: "Bias" and "structural racism" within the police are partly why Māori men are more likely to be stopped, prosecuted and tasered, a two-year investigation has found. The report - Understanding Police Delivery - which has just been released - presents key results from the first phase of an inquiry into "equity and fairness" in policing. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 21/8/2024 News Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Data SaGA – Data Stocktake and Gaps Analysis NEW ZEALAND: The Data Stocktake and Gaps Analysis (Data SaGA), as part of the UPD project, aims to understand the current state of the NZP’s data ecosystem from a fairness and equity lens, and investigate what data is held that is practically useful, and what gaps exist in the data, and the systems that hold the data. [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Policing Delivery (UDP): The Assessment of Factors Influencing Police Prosecution Decision-Making NEW ZEALAND: This study is a quantitative look into the factors that are involved in the decision to prosecute, and to quantify if - and how - these factors influence the likelihood of prosecution. This study builds off two previous works undertaken within Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa/New Zealand Police and has a comprehensive sample of 141,230 unique offenders with observed proceedings between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2022. Many factors were accounted for, including several key demographic variables such as ethnicity, age and sex. This report provides a summary of the previous reports and official statistics and provides details on the methodology for the modelling process. New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Analysis of TASER data – Evidence Report Three NEW ZEALAND: This study is part of the first phase of the twoyear investigation into equity and fairness in policing in Aotearoa, New Zealand, led by Ihi Research in collaboration with Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa/New Zealand Police (Police). Overall, the research aims to investigate three key areas of Police-community interactions. [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Analysis of Complaints Data – Evidence Report Two NEW ZEALAND: This study is part of the first phase of the twoyear investigation into fairness and equity in policing and is one of four projects contributing to the wider research programme agreed upon between Ihi Research, the UPD Independent Panel and Police. The findings are intended to be interpreted along with other reports in this phase. The focus of this study is examining complaints data for the purpose of learning and improvement. [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Analysis of Praise & Dissatisfaction Feedback – Evidence Report One NEW ZEALAND: This study is part of an ambitious investigation into equity and fairness in policing in Aotearoa, New Zealand, led by Ihi Research and in collaboration with Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa/New Zealand Police (Police). [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Phase one report NEW ZEALAND: This report presents key results from the first phase of a two-year investigation into equity and fairness in policing in Aotearoa, New Zealand, led by Ihi Research in collaboration with Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa/NZ Police (Police). [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Independent Panel Report 1 NEW ZEALAND: As an Independent Panel, we are working proactively and collaboratively with the New Zealand Police (Police) on an independent research programme looking at fair and equitable policing for Māori and other communities. The research is a two-year programme of work from late 2022. The findings on the nature and impacts of policing practice in New Zealand are, and will, provide practical insights and recommendations to better enable the Police to undertake their work with the trust and confidence of all. The purpose of this report is to introduce and provide an update on the Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD) research programme and initial findings. This report is authored by the UPD Independent Panel (the Panel). [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Police would not have been sent to Wieambilla ambush if killer’s emails had been passed on, inquest hears AUSTRALIA: ‘Routine’ job that turned fatal would not have been initiated had NSW police passed on threatening emails to Queensland colleagues, court told. The Guardian 21/8/2024 News Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD): Executive summary NEW ZEALAND: This is a summary of the first report from the Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD) Independent Panel and it is available in English, te reo Māori and accessible formats. This summary and the full report are authored by the UPD Independent Panel (the Panel). We are a group of 15 people, including seven Māori and eight non-Māori members, nominated by both New Zealand Police and Tā Kim Workman, who the Police Commissioner tasked with establishing and chairing the Panel. Since July 2023 the Panel has been chaired by Professor Khylee Quince, with Tā Kim remaining a member as Pou Ārahi. A full list of our members is included at the end of this summary. This report is an important part of our accountability back to these communities of which we are a part. This is for you. This report describes the development of the UPD programme and its progress to date, and summarises the initial research findings, recommendations and next steps. Included in this report are details of how we have worked collaboratively, constructively and critically with Police in bringing together community advocates, researchers and frontline police officers. [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Understanding Police Delivery (UPD): Phase one research fact sheets NEW ZEALAND: UPD is a programme to understand whether, and how, Police service delivery may differ for people based on their ethnicity, disability, sexuality or other characteristics of who they are. It is not about individuals within Police, but about the systems, policies and processes that guide the way Police as an organisation work with the communities Police serve. The Independent Panel that oversees this work have taken the time to develop an approach which will engage police officers and our diverse communities as partners in the research process. [PDF] New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report Police union head Ian Leavers appointed Queensland cross-border commissioner AUSTRALIA: The head of Queensland's police union will take up the new role of cross-border commissioner in a bid to help crack down on crime and boost disaster resilience in the region. ABC News (Australia) 21/8/2024 News Understanding Policing Delivery Independent Panel Report 1 NEW ZEALAND: Understanding Policing Delivery is an independent research programme looking at fair and equitable policing for Māori and other communities. New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 Report World-leading research into systemic bias points the way for policing in community + media advisory NEW ZEALAND: A world-leading research project, Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD), that granted an external research team unrestricted access to Police operational staff and data to examine systemic bias, has today released the first suite of seven reports in the three-year programme. New Zealand Police 21/8/2024 News World-leading research into systemic bias points way for policing NEW ZEALAND: A world-leading research project, Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD), that granted an external research team unrestricted access to Police operational staff and data to examine systemic bias, has today released the first suite of seven reports in the three-year programme. Inside Government (New Zealand) 21/8/2024 News Teenage terror plot: Protecting public spaces Against the backdrop of the recent foiled terror plot to attack the Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, Policing Insight’s Andy Staniforth looks at the latest EU counter-terrorism project designed to strengthen the protection of public spaces from attacks and major violent incidents, and mitigate their impact. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/8/2024 Analysis, Feature Almost 250 police jobs cut, Commissioner Andrew Coster promises no impact to front line NEW ZEALAND: Almost 250 roles within police are set to go as part of a proposal to cut costs but Police Commissioner Andrew Coster is promising it would mean no adverse impacts to frontline policing. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 21/8/2024 News Stop and search study in England and Wales ‘casts doubt’ on effectiveness Controversial power had less impact in 2022-23 than tactics such as focused deterrence and hotspot policing, says charity The Guardian 21/8/2024 News Durham Constabulary to open new police investigations building The keys to the new Durham Investigative Hub have been officially handed over, marking a significant upgrade for Durham Constabulary. Emergency Services Times 21/8/2024 News «499500501502503504505506507Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
