UK Politics: (the battle of the YouTube channels)


Well done to Reform, smashing Labour is so easy! Victory at a canter

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whoopee!!!


Police and crime commissioners to be scrapped​


Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) will be abolished, saving the taxpayer at least £100 million and helping to fund frontline officers to cut crime.

Removing PCCs will cut the cost of unnecessary bureaucracy, money that can be better spent on restoring neighbourhood policing. At least £20 million will be reinvested every year as a result of efficiencies in police governance, enough for 320 constables.

Since 2012, PCCs have been elected to hold forces to account, but turnout at the polls and public knowledge of who their local PCC is has been incredibly low.

Public understanding of, and engagement with, PCCs remains low despite efforts to raise their profile. Two in five people are unaware PCCs even exist.

Their roles will be absorbed by regional mayors wherever possible, meaning measures to cut crime will be considered as part of wider public services such as education and healthcare.

In areas not covered by a mayor, this role will be taken on by elected council leaders. The unique circumstances of devolved local government arrangements in Wales will be taken into consideration. The government will ensure there is continuity of the support services for victims and witnesses that are currently provided by PCCs.

The transition to the new model will happen at the end of the next electoral cycle in 2028.
 
whoopee!!!


Police and crime commissioners to be scrapped​


Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) will be abolished, saving the taxpayer at least £100 million and helping to fund frontline officers to cut crime.

Removing PCCs will cut the cost of unnecessary bureaucracy, money that can be better spent on restoring neighbourhood policing. At least £20 million will be reinvested every year as a result of efficiencies in police governance, enough for 320 constables.

Since 2012, PCCs have been elected to hold forces to account, but turnout at the polls and public knowledge of who their local PCC is has been incredibly low.

Public understanding of, and engagement with, PCCs remains low despite efforts to raise their profile. Two in five people are unaware PCCs even exist.

Their roles will be absorbed by regional mayors wherever possible, meaning measures to cut crime will be considered as part of wider public services such as education and healthcare.

In areas not covered by a mayor, this role will be taken on by elected council leaders. The unique circumstances of devolved local government arrangements in Wales will be taken into consideration. The government will ensure there is continuity of the support services for victims and witnesses that are currently provided by PCCs.

The transition to the new model will happen at the end of the next electoral cycle in 2028.
Is that when Reform win and Nige is PM?
 
Is this an end of woke police in norfolk?

The PCC has no authority over operational policing, it’s an administrative oversight position that has never really worked (only been around since 2012)


Key responsibilities of a Police and Crime Commissioner​

  • Community needs and relationships – ensuring community needs are met effectively, improving local relationships by building confidence and restoring trust
  • Partnerships – collaborating with agencies at local and national levels to ensure a unified approach to preventing and reducing crime
  • Police and Crime Plans – setting police and crime objectives for their area
  • Budget setting – setting the force budget and determining its regulation
  • Contributing to national and international policing capabilities – as set out by the Home Secretary
  • Community safety and criminal justice – coordinating with community safety and criminal justice partners to align local priorities
  • Appointing the chief constable – holding them to account for running the force, and if necessary, dismissing them
 
The PCC has no authority over operational policing, it’s an administrative oversight position that has never really worked (only been around since 2012)


Key responsibilities of a Police and Crime Commissioner​

  • Community needs and relationships – ensuring community needs are met effectively, improving local relationships by building confidence and restoring trust
  • Partnerships – collaborating with agencies at local and national levels to ensure a unified approach to preventing and reducing crime
  • Police and Crime Plans – setting police and crime objectives for their area
  • Budget setting – setting the force budget and determining its regulation
  • Contributing to national and international policing capabilities – as set out by the Home Secretary
  • Community safety and criminal justice – coordinating with community safety and criminal justice partners to align local priorities
  • Appointing the chief constable – holding them to account for running the force, and if necessary, dismissing them
Open closed police stations?
Boost foot patrols?
Target rural crime?

Why has it never really worked? Torys and Labour too useless?
 
Open closed police stations?
Boost foot patrols?
Target rural crime?

Why has it never really worked? Torys and Labour too useless?

He can ask, the chief constable then decides.

There will be no opening closed police stations unless he he gets some money from Nigel to fund it, and it would be a lot more than £5 million…
 
Now let's multiply the following by a few hundred - heck, why not a few thousand?


While I’m not doubting there is something wrong (and suspicious) for a small business to bring in that number of people I would point out that the two businesses mentioned are both still live on Companies House and have the same registered address.


 
While I’m not doubting there is something wrong (and suspicious) for a small business to bring in that number of people I would point out that the two businesses mentioned are both still live on Companies House and have the same registered address.


Indeed, but like he said, 12 chefs and 7 managers hired by such a tiny place, is there any space left for waiters, or even customers? His page has a lot more very interesting examples. Passing CoS onto business was the biggest screwup the Home Office ever made.
 
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