House of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 11 Feb 2013 (pt 0005)

Probation

Ian Lucas: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice under the Government's proposals for outsourcing of probation tasks, what appeal procedures an offender would have recourse to if they were recalled to prison by the Probation Service whilst being supervised by private contractors. [139675]

Jeremy Wright: The Ministry of Justice has recently published the consultation paper ‘Transforming Rehabilitation—a revolution in the way we manage offenders’ which sets out proposals for driving down reoffending by extending rehabilitative provision, opening up service delivery and paying by results.

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders as part of our response.

Kate Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what plans he has for private sector providers to supervise medium or low risk sex offenders. [139774]

The consultation paper states that we will not take any risks in protecting the public. We propose that the public sector will retain ultimate responsibility for public protection and will manage directly those offenders who pose the highest risk of serious harm to the public.

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Kate Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what plans he has for private sector providers to supervise medium or low risk persons convicted of terrorist offences and subsequently released on license. [139775]

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Kate Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what specifications for the private sector for probation programmes will be published. [139776]

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Mr Lammy: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how the transfer of sensitive information about offenders from the police to private sector providers of offender services is managed; and if he plans to develop new protocols for this process. [139781]

Jeremy Wright: The police have Information Sharing Agreements in place regarding the secure transfer of information to providers of offender services.

The Ministry of Justice has recently published the consultation paper ‘Transforming Rehabilitation—a revolution in the way we manage offenders’ which sets

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out proposals for driving down reoffending by extending rehabilitative provision, opening up service delivery and paying by results.

The consultation paper states that, under our proposals, the Ministry of Justice will work with the Information Commissioner, providers and other interested groups to ensure that any data sharing is done in a way that is secure and protects the rights of those whose data are shared, including victims.

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Mr Lammy: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how the probation pension deficit currently held by probation trusts will in future be administered. [139782]

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Kelvin Hopkins: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what the average size of unpaid work groups run by private companies would be under current plans for the outsourcing of probation responsibilities. [139787]

Jeremy Wright: The Ministry of Justice has recently published the consultation paper ‘Transforming Rehabilitation—-a revolution in the way we manage offenders’ which sets out proposals for driving down reoffending by extending rehabilitative provision, opening up service delivery and paying by results.

The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Sir Tony Baldry: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many probation officers he estimates will be made redundant as a consequence of proposed changes to the delivery of probation services. [139870]

The consultation paper states that, under our proposals, we expect that probation professionals will work in the public, private and voluntary sectors, protecting the public and delivering rehabilitation services using their considerable skills and experience in working with offenders.

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The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Mr Anderson: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what estimate he has made of the cost of the proposed reform of probation. [141360]

In the consultation paper we have made clear our intention to ensure that delivery of these proposals is affordable and will demonstrate maximum value for money. We have invited consultees to give their views on options for the design of the future system. The costs will depend upon the design decisions made. The consultation closes on 22 February 2013 and we will set out further details of how we will reform the way we manage offenders once we have considered responses.

Andrew George: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what plans he has to ensure that private and independent sector providers of offender services will be subject to (a) the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and (b) other public scrutiny of their work as public sector providers of services as part of his policy of outsourcing probation services. [141736]

Jeremy Wright: The Ministry of Justice is consulting on proposals to reform the way in which offenders are rehabilitated in the community, including opening up rehabilitation services to a more diverse range of providers.

The Government's position on extending the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) 2000 to non-public sector providers of public services is set out in its response to the Justice Committee's July 2012 report, ‘Post-legislative scrutiny of the Freedom of Information Act 2000’. In that response, in line with the recommendation of the Justice Committee, we proposed that contracts with non-public sector service providers should be used and enforced to ensure that Freedom of Information obligations are met. The Government response also says that a code of practice will be issued to guide public authorities and their contractors in ensuring an appropriate degree of voluntary transparency beyond the minimum requirements of FOIA.

The consultation paper states that it will be important that HM inspectorate of probation plays a role in independently inspecting offender management and the work done by providers in all sectors, ensuring that standards are upheld and helping to support continuous improvements in practice. We have sought consultees’ views on what this role should be.

Reoffenders

Sadiq Khan: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many people issued with a caution in each year from 2002 to 2012 have gone on to commit (a) no further offences, (b) one to five further offences,

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(c)

six to 10 further offences,

(d)

11 to 20 further offences and

(e)

more than 20 further offences in (i) England and Wales and (ii) each police authority area. [140332]

Jeremy Wright: Table 1A shows the number of offenders who were issued with a caution in each year from 2002 to June 2012, in England and Wales, broken down by the number of further offences they subsequently committed. Table 1B provides a similar breakdown to Table 1A but broken down further into police authority area. The police force area is solely based on the force issuing the first caution.

Where an individual has more than one caution in each year, only the first caution is taken into account in each year as a starting basis for future offences. Offenders who are cautioned in multiple years are included in each year at their first caution point. Future offences include all offences, committed subsequent to the initial caution, for which the offender had been dealt with through either a caution or conviction. Further offences include all subsequent offences dealt with as at the end of June 2012 (for all years) and will therefore lead to higher proportions of multiple offences for the earlier years in the presented series.

Breach offences have not been included in the further offence category as they would not constitute a further offence.

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These figures have been drawn from the police's administrative IT system, the police national computer, which, as with any large scale recording system, is subject to possible errors with data entry and processing. The figures are provisional and subject to change as more information is recorded by the police.

Table 1A: Number of offenders who received a caution and did not commit a further offence, and those who went on to commit multiple offences by group, 2002 to June 2012, England and Wales
	0	1-5	6-10	11-20	20+
2002	109,852	85,178	19,910	13,826	9,097
2003	121,026	90,065	20,146	13,326	7,867
2004	127,076	92,723	20,054	12,897	6,837
2005	152,613	107,563	22,155	13,311	6,100
2006	182,174	121,183	23,473	13,167	5,359
2007	201,806	122,379	21,239	10,721	3,752
2008	196,146	107,291	16,586	7,725	2,301
2009	187,945	86,409	11,381	4,546	1,087
2010	175,942	64,823	6,974	2,430	417
2011	176,839	45,517	3,485	851	107
2012	87,766	10,867	344	63	6
Note: 2012 includes data to the end of June only Source: Ministry of Justice

Table 1B: Number of offenders who received a caution and did not commit a further offence, and those who went on to commit multiple offences by police force and group, 2002 to June 2012, England and Wales
	Police force	0	1—5	6—10	11—20	20+
2002	Avon and Somerset	1,927	1,694	459	327	277
2002	Bedfordshire	1,277	978	226	129	99
2002	British Transport Police	1,665	947	246	206	144
2002	Cambridgeshire	889	673	163	97	82
2002	Cheshire	1,491	1,038	237	162	128
2002	City of London	546	307	58	56	37
2002	Cleveland	1,188	1,004	227	145	140
2002	Cumbria	1,029	924	265	155	160
2002	Derbyshire	1,330	1,069	247	182	100
2002	Devon and Cornwall	3,270	2,736	597	389	265
2002	Dorset	859	574	124	79	45
2002	Durham	1,059	1,029	266	205	120
2002	Dyfed-Powys	1,779	1,390	319	200	126
2002	Essex	2,312	1,601	363	219	151
2002	Gloucestershire	1,382	1,016	221	138	102
2002	Greater Manchester	4,996	3,861	1,024	717	472
2002	Gwent	1,579	1,513	393	270	161
2002	Hampshire	3,574	2,769	589	434	291
2002	Hertfordshire	1,445	1,091	235	164	97
2002	Humberside	1,616	1,358	348	250	209
2002	Kent	3,399	2,746	587	383	230
2002	Lancashire	3,329	2,558	540	370	225
2002	Leicestershire	1,315	971	247	179	113
2002	Lincolnshire	958	756	175	116	71
2002	Merseyside	3,084	2,261	485	404	232
2002	Metropolitan Police	15,385	11,089	2,767	1,999	1,129
2002	Norfolk	1,265	941	212	144	85
2002	North Wales	1,454	1,188	304	217	159
2002	North Yorkshire	1,256	833	180	142	79
2002	Northamptonshire	1,072	827	231	157	133
2002	Northumbria	6,588	5,380	1,092	706	527
2002	Nottinghamshire	1,822	1,419	364	273	215
2002	South Wales	2,545	1,710	463	315	222
2002	South Yorkshire	3,035	2,460	610	404	240

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2002	Staffordshire	1,842	1,550	387	275	176
2002	Suffolk	1,420	1,204	237	179	132
2002	Surrey	1,963	1,463	289	196	122
2002	Sussex	3,069	2,513	531	342	236
2002	Thames Valley	3,775	2,775	604	357	253
2002	Warwickshire	878	680	154	108	77
2002	West Mercia	2,467	2,171	556	424	273
2002	West Midlands	7,216	5,641	1,311	945	518
2002	West Yorkshire	4,442	3,712	803	561	381
2002	Wiltshire	1,060	758	174	106	63

2003	Avon and Somerset	2,236	1,784	455	356	214
2003	Bedfordshire	1,505	1,033	216	132	75
2003	British Transport Police	1,726	946	241	161	123
2003	Cambridgeshire	973	749	168	110	67
2003	Cheshire	1,575	1,196	255	156	113
2003	City of London	579	279	51	43	28
2003	Cleveland	1,379	1,096	249	166	129
2003	Cumbria	1,233	968	244	173	118
2003	Derbyshire	1,417	967	266	149	80
2003	Devon and Cornwall	3,557	2,844	646	388	242
2003	Dorset	1,037	591	145	82	40
2003	Durham	1,134	979	232	152	104
2003	Dyfed-Powys	1,888	1,533	336	198	120
2003	Essex	2,203	1,715	363	227	146
2003	Gloucestershire	1,344	953	214	142	69
2003	Greater Manchester	5,094	3,745	911	672	371
2003	Gwent	1,581	1,435	345	215	141
2003	Hampshire	4,084	3,094	620	434	288
2003	Hertfordshire	1,644	1,248	254	151	71
2003	Humberside	1,652	1,299	304	214	142
2003	Kent	4,099	3,274	681	433	246
2003	Lancashire	3,949	3,157	692	430	293
2003	Leicestershire	1,536	1,144	227	168	108
2003	Lincolnshire	1,011	742	155	101	49
2003	Merseyside	3,403	2,287	506	390	189
2003	Metropolitan Police	15,874	10,595	2,557	1,678	856
2003	Norfolk	1,533	1,013	203	138	88
2003	North Wales	1,468	1,214	299	194	125
2003	North Yorkshire	1,332	912	173	132	83
2003	Northamptonshire	1,082	889	239	168	117
2003	Northumbria	7,494	5,845	1,099	732	452
2003	Nottinghamshire	2,125	1,612	419	298	191
2003	South Wales	2,705	1,861	457	301	214
2003	South Yorkshire	3,573	2,646	627	367	180
2003	Staffordshire	2,456	1,901	416	291	161
2003	Suffolk	1,709	1,331	278	182	122
2003	Surrey	2,220	1,638	325	206	114
2003	Sussex	3,850	2,941	653	380	237
2003	Thames Valley	4,039	2,746	572	362	228
2003	Warwickshire	1,026	835	194	105	50
2003	West Mercia	2,564	2,191	569	363	236
2003	West Midlands	7,581	5,811	1,245	863	421
2003	West Yorkshire	5,293	4,069	864	602	362
2003	Wiltshire	1,263	957	181	121	64

2004	Avon and Somerset	2,327	1,945	477	301	192
2004	Bedfordshire	1,519	953	204	118	55
2004	British Transport Police	2,085	1,114	255	193	156
2004	Cambridgeshire	1,320	978	215	126	81
2004	Cheshire	1,567	1,158	203	151	89
2004	City of London	356	165	42	20	12
2004	Cleveland	1,342	1,152	238	148	123
2004	Cumbria	1,237	1,006	244	158	117

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2004	Derbyshire	1,726	1,287	253	149	75
2004	Devon and Cornwall	3,337	2,724	557	369	171
2004	Dorset	1,546	1,035	217	114	62
2004	Durham	1,054	846	188	134	86
2004	Dyfed-Powys	1,414	1,161	253	155	94
2004	Essex	3,362	2,131	465	254	127
2004	Gloucestershire	1,268	905	164	111	69
2004	Greater Manchester	6,539	4,733	1,050	750	342
2004	Gwent	1,552	1,321	317	160	107
2004	Hampshire	4,266	2,983	625	363	256
2004	Hertfordshire	1,960	1,373	261	150	76
2004	Humberside	2,146	1,610	332	269	160
2004	Kent	4,995	3,777	797	490	246
2004	Lancashire	4,310	3,384	711	499	329
2004	Leicestershire	1,546	1,150	236	162	82
2004	Lincolnshire	1,181	929	204	129	55
2004	Merseyside	2,716	1,761	395	321	136
2004	Metropolitan Police	14,268	9,371	2,311	1,488	606
2004	Norfolk	1,487	1,038	207	140	64
2004	North Wales	1,425	1,126	257	179	100
2004	North Yorkshire	1,473	909	190	103	51
2004	Northamptonshire	1,258	910	253	152	94
2004	Northumbria	7,537	5,563	1,035	644	384
2004	Nottinghamshire	2,230	1,756	407	296	177
2004	South Wales	2,933	1,946	448	266	151
2004	South Yorkshire	3,485	2,620	580	334	185
2004	Staffordshire	2,455	1,769	353	243	135
2004	Suffolk	1,542	1,186	254	151	92
2004	Surrey	2,583	1,902	406	251	118
2004	Sussex	4,334	3,192	665	425	227
2004	Thames Valley	4,799	3,365	651	388	187
2004	Warwickshire	890	750	135	99	39
2004	West Mercia	2,917	2,332	562	348	164
2004	West Midlands	6,935	5,146	1,143	679	276
2004	West Yorkshire	6,676	5,485	1,124	823	443
2004	Wiltshire	1,178	776	170	94	46

2005	Avon and Somerset	3,143	2,429	520	356	217
2005	Bedfordshire	1,784	1,026	193	117	43
2005	British Transport Police	2,479	1,277	288	204	118
2005	Cambridgeshire	2,140	1,509	302	191	85
2005	Cheshire	2,613	1,787	392	195	103
2005	City of London	459	226	55	54	18
2005	Cleveland	1,502	1,283	255	205	161
2005	Cumbria	1,284	1,077	215	142	70
2005	Derbyshire	2,503	1,787	345	206	73
2005	Devon and Cornwall	3,807	2,824	593	329	139
2005	Dorset	1,668	1,171	221	109	42
2005	Durham	1,470	1,176	258	153	82
2005	Dyfed-Powys	1,799	1,378	302	157	70
2005	Essex	4,537	2,854	518	297	127
2005	Gloucestershire	1,776	1,285	260	130	62
2005	Greater Manchester	6,888	4,995	1,073	681	303
2005	Gwent	1,445	1,272	298	166	94
2005	Hampshire	4,654	2,997	594	343	201
2005	Hertfordshire	2,208	1,397	266	155	67
2005	Humberside	2,506	1,952	431	278	138
2005	Kent	5,135	3,847	802	480	218
2005	Lancashire	4,413	3,721	817	543	262
2005	Leicestershire	2,515	1,742	324	191	79
2005	Lincolnshire	1,841	1,353	294	158	83
2005	Merseyside	1,958	1,266	314	200	87
2005	Metropolitan Police	16,301	10,702	2,352	1,451	545
2005	Norfolk	1,792	1,155	207	135	60

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2005	North Wales	1,263	942	255	144	74
2005	North Yorkshire	1,537	968	169	112	44
2005	Northamptonshire	1,563	1,252	254	174	89
2005	Northumbria	8,187	5,621	955	536	284
2005	Nottinghamshire	3,363	2,630	573	369	185
2005	South Wales	3,267	2,028	433	238	113
2005	South Yorkshire	4,585	3,265	728	383	158
2005	Staffordshire	3,149	2,105	419	285	96
2005	Suffolk	1,778	1,239	266	155	76
2005	Surrey	2,839	1,866	371	199	115
2005	Sussex	5,429	3,636	718	387	179
2005	Thames Valley	7,692	5,149	1,008	546	257
2005	Warwickshire	1,394	1,034	212	110	55
2005	West Mercia	3,400	2,632	607	374	178
2005	West Midlands	8,944	6,497	1,255	724	249
2005	West Yorkshire	8,299	6,428	1,295	859	359
2005	Wiltshire	1,304	783	148	90	42

2006	Avon and Somerset	4,494	3,309	697	413	200
2006	Bedfordshire	2,003	1,119	200	92	36
2006	British Transport Police	3,197	1,489	325	214	99
2006	Cambridgeshire	2,423	1,450	276	158	52
2006	Cheshire	3,000	2,178	410	214	90
2006	City of London	503	255	60	48	12
2006	Cleveland	2,402	1,928	439	305	179
2006	Cumbria	1,494	1,151	256	145	57
2006	Derbyshire	2,770	1,807	285	178	58
2006	Devon and Cornwall	4,564	3,087	580	283	153
2006	Dorset	2,084	1,321	225	94	45
2006	Durham	2,025	1,636	346	189	81
2006	Dyfed-Powys	2,238	1,696	334	163	65
2006	Essex	5,048	3,014	574	249	111
2006	Gloucestershire	1,859	1,265	251	139	49
2006	Greater Manchester	8,099	5,056	961	588	215
2006	Gwent	2,366	1,882	396	191	103
2006	Hampshire	4,798	3,094	607	351	169
2006	Hertfordshire	3,262	2,175	382	203	75
2006	Humberside	2,929	2,193	412	274	115
2006	Kent	5,931	4,150	783	448	179
2006	Lancashire	5,175	3,971	876	565	280
2006	Leicestershire	3,426	2,073	348	199	67
2006	Lincolnshire	2,155	1,456	263	149	77
2006	Merseyside	2,024	1,346	308	183	83
2006	Metropolitan Police	21,262	13,213	2,868	1,612	543
2006	Norfolk	2,609	1,657	329	171	74
2006	North Wales	1,477	1,096	221	119	45
2006	North Yorkshire	1,538	923	186	110	32
2006	Northamptonshire	2,235	1,598	363	200	101
2006	Northumbria	8,051	5,403	906	508	231
2006	Nottinghamshire	4,853	3,353	640	418	197
2006	South Wales	2,983	1,871	366	218	96
2006	South Yorkshire	5,449	3,798	735	403	135
2006	Staffordshire	3,959	2,533	465	234	91
2006	Suffolk	2,037	1,346	251	137	48
2006	Surrey	2,740	1,762	302	187	89
2006	Sussex	6,052	3,978	727	399	157
2006	Thames Valley	7,828	4,903	861	443	190
2006	Warwickshire	1,954	1,283	218	111	32
2006	West Mercia	3,846	2,795	527	294	129
2006	West Midlands	11,080	7,259	1,327	695	206
2006	West Yorkshire	10,474	7,548	1,437	814	283
2006	Wiltshire	1,478	763	150	59	30

2007	Avon and Somerset	4,891	3,139	582	347	169

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2007	Bedfordshire	1,952	998	157	74	30
2007	British Transport Police	2,790	1,376	290	172	65
2007	Cambridgeshire	2,544	1,511	290	116	41
2007	Cheshire	3,025	1,798	278	146	55
2007	City of London	472	235	70	35	17
2007	Cleveland	2,819	2,022	439	273	171
2007	Cumbria	1,917	1,384	250	141	47
2007	Derbyshire	3,311	1,985	320	136	43
2007	Devon and Cornwall	5,577	3,434	498	247	94
2007	Dorset	2,236	1,303	183	77	12
2007	Durham	2,309	1,692	336	152	64
2007	Dyfed-Powys	2,013	1,444	226	119	44
2007	Essex	6,917	3,927	536	227	88
2007	Gloucestershire	2,183	1,224	173	97	30
2007	Greater Manchester	8,514	4,887	842	377	142
2007	Gwent	2,816	1,927	318	195	67
2007	Hampshire	5,774	3,504	628	287	124
2007	Hertfordshire	3,646	2,183	360	154	64
2007	Humberside	3,455	2,309	399	239	83
2007	Kent	6,667	4,196	687	379	140
2007	Lancashire	5,178	3,830	743	424	171
2007	Leicestershire	3,177	1,800	234	127	47
2007	Lincolnshire	2,290	1,423	259	126	46
2007	Merseyside	3,208	2,110	422	195	72
2007	Metropolitan Police	25,285	14,817	2,904	1,442	415
2007	Norfolk	2,741	1,535	303	144	40
2007	North Wales	2,059	1,351	219	103	57
2007	North Yorkshire	2,294	1,339	215	130	37
2007	Northamptonshire	2,375	1,605	346	180	66
2007	Northumbria	8,083	5,110	824	471	178
2007	Nottinghamshire	4,396	2,980	566	317	118
2007	South Wales	3,298	1,919	350	199	67
2007	South Yorkshire	5,721	3,652	639	322	92
2007	Staffordshire	4,666	2,621	447	225	50
2007	Suffolk	2,419	1,289	227	98	29
2007	Surrey	3,262	1,660	274	129	52
2007	Sussex	7,315	4,145	624	337	101
2007	Thames Valley	7,903	4,709	764	341	124
2007	Warwickshire	2,195	1,293	181	81	23
2007	West Mercia	4,161	2,633	461	234	76
2007	West Midlands	12,346	7,032	1,161	492	125
2007	West Yorkshire	9,934	6,186	1,061	555	151
2007	Wiltshire	1,672	862	153	59	25

2008	Avon and Somerset	4,731	2,936	551	272	99
2008	Bedfordshire	1,983	958	137	69	18
2008	British Transport Police	3,028	1,308	242	136	48
2008	Cambridgeshire	2,570	1,381	211	102	35
2008	Cheshire	3,166	1,601	197	89	25
2008	City of London	368	175	26	13	5
2008	Cleveland	2,800	1,875	338	199	89
2008	Cumbria	1,835	1,257	186	101	25
2008	Derbyshire	3,156	1,703	226	109	23
2008	Devon and Cornwall	5,395	3,000	413	171	50
2008	Dorset	2,268	1,073	140	49	19
2008	Durham	1,932	1,346	241	101	34
2008	Dyfed-Powys	1,961	1,246	159	93	20
2008	Essex	7,578	3,704	499	205	56
2008	Gloucestershire	2,319	1,180	121	66	12
2008	Greater Manchester	8,306	4,116	649	268	73
2008	Gwent	2,813	1,790	294	150	49
2008	Hampshire	5,368	2,740	402	181	74
2008	Hertfordshire	3,643	2,169	298	124	42
2008	Humberside	3,121	1,789	288	135	52

11 Feb 2013 : Column 587W

11 Feb 2013 : Column 588W

2008	Kent	6,700	3,840	576	269	74
2008	Lancashire	5,009	3,265	585	278	109
2008	Leicestershire	2,685	1,397	190	91	27
2008	Lincolnshire	2,462	1,302	172	93	30
2008	Merseyside	3,635	2,181	366	162	49
2008	Metropolitan Police	27,333	14,517	2,465	1,104	277
2008	Norfolk	2,416	1,331	254	131	43
2008	North Wales	2,635	1,457	220	98	30
2008	North Yorkshire	2,163	1,135	153	78	30
2008	Northamptonshire	2,213	1,258	226	116	32
2008	Northumbria	7,871	4,464	656	373	139
2008	Nottinghamshire	3,927	2,458	431	220	78
2008	South Wales	3,528	1,946	349	164	40
2008	South Yorkshire	5,154	2,789	419	158	32
2008	Staffordshire	2,956	1,529	208	91	21
2008	Suffolk	2,347	1,182	176	88	31
2008	Surrey	2,446	1,262	170	91	40
2008	Sussex	5,714	2,986	448	209	69
2008	Thames Valley	7,737	4,265	599	296	70
2008	Warwickshire	1,904	1,010	132	61	16
2008	West Mercia	4,020	2,260	377	164	51
2008	West Midlands	12,435	6,421	918	353	69
2008	West Yorkshire	8,616	4,799	733	349	83
2008	Wiltshire	1,899	890	145	55	13

2009	Avon and Somerset	4,248	2,368	364	152	42
2009	Bedfordshire	1,774	775	104	47	8
2009	British Transport Police	4,354	1,746	313	127	71
2009	Cambridgeshire	2,600	1,354	181	64	25
2009	Cheshire	2,504	1,220	144	47	10
2009	City of London	376	130	23	14	1
2009	Cleveland	2,729	1,500	238	128	40
2009	Cumbria	1,847	971	118	36	8
2009	Derbyshire	2,160	924	148	43	13
2009	Devon and Cornwall	5,240	2,549	304	107	16
2009	Dorset	2,043	791	75	20	7
2009	Durham	1,712	1,101	189	96	21
2009	Dyfed-Powys	2,026	1,069	118	53	6
2009	Essex	7,814	3,243	375	145	29
2009	Gloucestershire	2,270	887	99	41	6
2009	Greater Manchester	6,841	2,885	342	135	26
2009	Gwent	2,484	1,282	162	73	21
2009	Hampshire	5,474	2,461	272	130	34
2009	Hertfordshire	3,986	1,750	213	82	19
2009	Humberside	2,830	1,358	210	99	23
2009	Kent	7,093	3,175	403	191	30
2009	Lancashire	4,912	2,571	352	168	41
2009	Leicestershire	2,783	1,147	157	62	15
2009	Lincolnshire	2,438	1,035	149	53	13
2009	Merseyside	3,954	1,887	262	115	25
2009	Metropolitan Police	27,847	12,150	1,619	618	103
2009	Norfolk	2,028	1,014	128	49	13
2009	North Wales	2,780	1,256	174	69	21
2009	North Yorkshire	2,166	855	102	41	14
2009	Northamptonshire	2,107	1,182	139	52	10
2009	Northumbria	7,602	3,908	571	235	108
2009	Nottinghamshire	4,226	2,290	345	151	27
2009	South Wales	3,558	1,610	217	93	23
2009	South Yorkshire	4,919	2,250	255	93	13
2009	Staffordshire	2,301	1,010	138	41	11
2009	Suffolk	2,353	989	134	44	20
2009	Surrey	2,117	906	124	62	18
2009	Sussex	5,629	2,361	298	124	22
2009	Thames Valley	6,464	3,161	400	163	39

11 Feb 2013 : Column 589W

11 Feb 2013 : Column 590W

2009	Warwickshire	1,647	776	77	31	4
2009	West Mercia	3,556	1,663	252	95	17
2009	West Midlands	9,902	4,366	567	169	25
2009	West Yorkshire	8,138	3,603	436	151	40
2009	Wiltshire	2,113	880	90	37	9

2010	Avon and Somerset	4,409	1,932	259	77	14
2010	Bedfordshire	1,563	570	58	13	8
2010	British Transport Police	4,240	1,461	214	95	20
2010	Cambridgeshire	2,802	934	85	29	7
2010	Cheshire	2,707	981	88	39	7
2010	City of London	443	152	20	5	—
2010	Cleveland	2,851	1,233	177	72	18
2010	Cumbria	1,819	766	72	21	3
2010	Derbyshire	2,099	806	84	24	4
2010	Devon and Cornwall	4,933	2,035	161	66	4
2010	Dorset	1,741	540	50	12	5
2010	Durham	2,443	1,226	180	64	12
2010	Dyfed-Powys	1,910	869	88	29	3
2010	Essex	6,139	1,997	190	56	6
2010	Gloucestershire	1,477	548	51	18	1
2010	Greater Manchester	6,853	2,212	277	69	14
2010	Gwent	2,230	1,022	125	39	12
2010	Hampshire	5,417	1,807	168	71	17
2010	Hertfordshire	3,876	1,462	168	62	8
2010	Humberside	2,788	1,079	117	48	5
2010	Kent	6,043	2,206	246	82	21
2010	Lancashire	5,137	2,039	209	85	16
2010	Leicestershire	2,727	951	127	31	8
2010	Lincolnshire	2,157	766	77	30	10
2010	Merseyside	3,782	1,498	163	47	7
2010	Metropolitan Police	28,385	9,583	986	339	42
2010	Norfolk	2,229	812	91	22	2
2010	North Wales	2,179	829	94	29	7
2010	North Yorkshire	1,887	602	68	20	5
2010	Northamptonshire	1,987	796	89	32	3
2010	Northumbria	6,199	2,559	288	127	30
2010	Nottinghamshire	4,719	2,063	259	95	17
2010	South Wales	3,026	1,140	91	36	4
2010	South Yorkshire	4,047	1,370	122	32	6
2010	Staffordshire	2,915	1,097	126	32	3
2010	Suffolk	1,829	675	91	29	5
2010	Surrey	2,042	714	72	28	7
2010	Sussex	5,931	1,832	187	74	8
2010	Thames Valley	5,848	2,317	263	89	16
2010	Warwickshire	1,729	553	42	14	3
2010	West Mercia	2,949	1,263	153	57	9
2010	West Midlands	6,774	2,320	206	75	6
2010	West Yorkshire	6,777	2,558	255	88	12
2010	Wiltshire	1,904	648	37	28	2

2011	Avon and Somerset	4,939	1,468	131	30	4
2011	Bedfordshire	1,558	417	32	6	—
2011	British Transport Police	4,614	1,190	110	43	4
2011	Cambridgeshire	2,098	542	40	10	3
2011	Cheshire	2,711	645	45	11	1
2011	City of London	420	106	3	—	—
2011	Cleveland	2,759	810	98	30	5
2011	Cumbria	1,877	508	36	6	—
2011	Derbyshire	2,307	624	49	4	—
2011	Devon and Cornwall	5,332	1,353	104	15	2
2011	Dorset	1,913	416	23	5	1
2011	Durham	2,481	886	103	28	2
2011	Dyfed-Powys	2,316	701	42	9	2

11 Feb 2013 : Column 591W

11 Feb 2013 : Column 592W

2011	Essex	6,088	1,317	90	18	3
2011	Gloucestershire	1,419	322	28	4	—
2011	Greater Manchester	6,808	1,515	109	30	6
2011	Gwent	2,603	738	74	20	3
2011	Hampshire	5,015	1,134	90	30	3
2011	Hertfordshire	3,943	1,105	98	16	—
2011	Humberside	3,014	813	59	16	1
2011	Kent	6,231	1,581	108	23	2
2011	Lancashire	5,394	1,398	94	29	8
2011	Leicestershire	2,618	680	53	7	—
2011	Lincolnshire	2,222	536	40	8	3
2011	Merseyside	3,885	1,169	82	28	1
2011	Metropolitan Police	27,094	6,475	452	83	6
2011	Norfolk	2,414	589	42	9	1
2011	North Wales	2,010	477	42	17	1
2011	North Yorkshire	2,002	410	32	9	1
2011	Northamptonshire	2,109	613	45	12	1
2011	Northumbria	6,372	1,665	146	31	15
2011	Nottinghamshire	5,331	1,632	137	29	5
2011	South Wales	3,084	781	54	14	2
2011	South Yorkshire	3,529	869	55	13	—
2011	Staffordshire	3,473	878	53	20	1
2011	Suffolk	2,066	544	40	16	2
2011	Surrey	1,949	460	39	13	3
2011	Sussex	4,905	1,274	104	36	3
2011	Thames Valley	6,030	1,761	146	34	1
2011	Warwickshire	1,576	354	19	4	1
2011	West Mercia	3,215	1,053	95	13	5
2011	West Midlands	6,069	1,481	110	28	1
2011	West Yorkshire	7,377	1,791	108	42	3
2011	Wiltshire	1,669	436	25	2	1

2012	Avon and Somerset	2,935	376	12	6	1
2012	Bedfordshire	703	105	3	—	—
2012	British Transport Police	2,376	306	13	2	—
2012	Cambridgeshire	963	133	4	1	—
2012	Cheshire	1,202	140	4	—	—
2012	City of London	256	40	2	—	1
2012	Cleveland	1,467	228	12	1	—
2012	Cumbria	916	116	1	—	—
2012	Derbyshire	1,075	118	2	1	—
2012	Devon and Cornwall	2,664	311	7	—	—
2012	Dorset	936	82	2	1	1
2012	Durham	1,252	180	12	2	1
2012	Dyfed-Powys	1,454	173	7	2	—
2012	Essex	2,712	261	8	2	—
2012	Gloucestershire	710	84	4	1	—
2012	Greater Manchester	3,361	352	9	2	—
2012	Gwent	1,299	204	12	2	—
2012	Hampshire	2,381	284	6	1	—
2012	Hertfordshire	1,935	261	4	—	—
2012	Humberside	1,464	161	7	—	—
2012	Kent	2,699	315	15	3	—
2012	Lancashire	3,122	347	18	1	—
2012	Leicestershire	1,450	169	4	2	—
2012	Lincolnshire	929	116	1	2	—
2012	Merseyside	2,005	250	6	2	—
2012	Metropolitan Police	12,958	1,606	54	3	—
2012	Norfolk	1,343	154	6	2	—
2012	North Wales	1,054	136	5	1	1
2012	North Yorkshire	806	97	4	—	—
2012	Northamptonshire	1,006	150	4	2	—
2012	Northumbria	3,335	418	11	5	—
2012	Nottinghamshire	2,918	420	11	5	—

11 Feb 2013 : Column 593W

11 Feb 2013 : Column 594W

2012	South Wales	1,864	167	2	2	—
2012	South Yorkshire	1,559	172	2	—	—
2012	Staffordshire	1,690	227	3	1	—
2012	Suffolk	1,022	127	3	—	—
2012	Surrey	861	97	3	—	1
2012	Sussex	2,448	346	12	1	—
2012	Thames Valley	3,141	413	14	5	—
2012	Warwickshire	696	84	1	—	—
2012	West Mercia	1,666	228	10	1	—
2012	West Midlands	2,783	321	8	—	—
2012	West Yorkshire	3,530	472	13	1	—
2012	Wiltshire	820	120	3	—	—
Source: Ministry of Justice

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