House of Commons - Independent Police Complaints Commission

Home Affairs Committee - Eleventh Report
Independent Police Complaints Commission

Here you can browse the report together with the Proceedings of the Committee. The published report was ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 29 January 2013.

Contents

Terms of Reference

Key facts

1 Introduction

2 The purpose of the IPCC

The basis of mistrust

3 Police complaints procedures

The IPCC's ability to get to the truth

Police complaints statistics

The IPCC can't afford to do more

4 Refocusing the Commission's work

Corruption in the police

Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP

Redirecting the Commission's work

Appeals upheld: the frontline is failing

Police complaints statistics

Learning the lessons: giving the IPCC authority

5 A second home for police officers

6 Treating officers differently from the public

Communications

7 Scrutiny in the new landscape of policing

Widening remit

Private firms

Conclusions and recommendations

Annex I: The Commissioners

Annex II: The complaints & appeals process

Formal Minutes

Witnesses

List of printed written evidence

List of additional written evidence

List of Reports from the Committee during the current Parliament

Oral and Written Evidence

Written Evidence

Additional Written Evidence