Policing: Police and Crime Commissioners - Home Affairs Committee Contents


Annex: Terms of reference


In the light of the expected imminent introduction of the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill, the Home Affairs Committee will begin a series of inquiries into policing. Initially, the Committee will focus on what is likely to be the key element of the Bill: the introduction of directly elected Police and Crime Commissioners to replace Police Authorities. In particular the Committee is interested in:

  •   the relationship between Chief Constables and elected Police and Crime Commissioners;

  •   how "operational independence" will be defined;

  •   the extent to which there will still be a need for national targets; and

  •   the role of the Police and Crime Panels.


 
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