Britton, I. (2017) The Representation of Special Constables : Headline Findings from the National Survey. Northampton: Institute of Public Safety, Crime and Justice.
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Abstract:
This report sets out the headline findings and key recommendations from a national survey of Special Constables, to seek their views about the representation of Specials. The survey ran from February to March 2017, and had almost 1,100 responses, including responses from every force in England and Wales. The survey is intended to inform future consultation and decisions about models for Special Constable representation. The survey was commissioned and designed under the leadership of ACC Debicki, National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for the Special Constabulary, in collaboration with the Home Office and the College of Policing. The survey was developed, managed and analysed by the Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice at the University of Northampton. The survey was a long and detailed survey, and there were a large volume of responses. This report of headline findings provides a summary of the key findings across the survey analysis.
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Creators:
Britton, I.
Publisher:
Institute of Public Safety, Crime and Justice
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Date:
1 May 2017
Date Type:
Publication
Place of Publication:
Northampton
Number of Pages:
16
Language:
English
Status:
Published / Disseminated
Refereed:
No
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