The Review of Policing: the main points

Sir Ronnie Flanagan's main recommendations in his report published today
The Review of Policing (pdf)

· Police should give out a business card instead of filling out lengthy "stop and account" forms

· Use of mobile technology to reduce the paperwork burden for "stop and search"

· Civilian staff to take over more tasks carried out by fully-trained police officers

· Reduce the number of criminal offences which need to be comprehensively recorded

· Create more local democratic accountability

· Home office should review activity based costing with a view to replacing it with a scheme which encourages productivity

· Government to facilitate voluntary merger between police authorities where there is a sound business case

· Chief constables to take an "entrepreneurial approach" to policing

· The government should examine the role of risk within the police service and begin a national debate on risk aversion and culture change at a central government level


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The Review of Policing: Sir Ronnie Flanagan's main recommendations

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