New Landscape of Policing

What the inquiry looked at

“Report The Committee's report on the New Landscape of Policing was published on 23 September 2011 as the Fourteenth report of Session 2010-12, HC 939. Additional written evidence has been published. Government Response The Government's Response ( Cm 8223 ) was published in December 2011. Terms of Reference The Committee issued the following terms of reference on 9 March 2011: • What progress has the Government made so far, and what further steps should it take, in driving: a) More effective procurement in the police service b) The removal of unnecessary bureaucracy in the police service c) Greater collaboration between forces and other partners, from both the private and the public sectors? • Which bodies should take on the functions of the National Policing Improvement Agency when it is phased out? • What advantages/disadvantages would the new National Crime Agency, as proposed by the Government in Policing in the 21st Century, have over the existing Serious Organised Crime Agency? • In addition to its principal focus on tackling organised crime, what other functions should the proposed new National Crime Agency undertake on behalf of police forces? • What should be the governance and accountability arrangements for the proposed new National Crime Agency? • Where in the proposed new landscape would the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre best sit? • What should be the role of ACPO in the new landscape?”

The committee's words, from the inquiry page on parliament.uk ↗.

What the government said

How the inquiry ran

What it recommended

The committee's recommendations are not listed here yet. Read them in 14th Report - New Landscape of Policing - Volume II (Additional written evidence) ↗ and 14th Report - New Landscape of Policing - Volume I (Report, together with formal minutes, oral and written evidence) ↗ on parliament.uk.