Improving police integrity: reforming the police complaints and disciplinary systems
Consultation seeks views on proposals to reform the police complaints and disciplinary system.
Detail
This consultation seeks views on proposals to reform:
- the police complaints system
- the police disciplinary system
- measures to strengthen protections for police whistleblowers
- changes to the role of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC)
- changes to the powers of Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC)
This consultation was announced in this written ministerial statement on police integrity on the Parliament.uk website.
It draws on information from the Chapman review ‘An Independent Review of the Police Disciplinary System in England and Wales’.
The consultation ‘Changes to the police disciplinary system’ is also open for comments.
Documents
Improving police integrity: reforming the police complaints and disciplinary systems (web version)application/pdfImproving police integrity: reforming the police complaints and disciplinary systems (print version)application/pdfReview of police complaints and IPCC impact assessmentapplication/pdfReview of police disciplinary system impact assessment application/pdfWhistleblowing impact assessment application/pdfThe government response to the consultation on improving police integrity: reforming the police complaints and disciplinary systemsapplication/pdfPolice complaints system: impact assessmentapplication/pdfPolice disciplinary system: impact assessmentapplication/pdfPolice whistleblowing: impact assessmentapplication/pdf