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Recommendations: Daniel Morgan Panel

1,814 tracked recommendations 35 inquiries 23 match current filters

Recommendations issued by UK statutory and non-statutory inquiries, with their tracked government response and supporting evidence.

Recommendations

23 of 1,814

Code	Recommendation	Inquiry	Response
DM-1	Forensic analysis of Daniel Morgan's diary The Panel has received advice from an independent forensic science expert it consulted, Dr Kathryn Mashiter that useful work could still be …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-2	DNA samples from Police Officer Z31's relatives The Panel recommends that the Metropolitan Police consider the desirability and explore the possibility of obtaining samples of DNA from former Police …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-3	Prevent replication of Abelard Two management failures It is recommended that the Metropolitan Police introduce systems to ensure that the management arrangements which applied during the Abelard Two Investigation …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-4	Review HOLMES system resources The HOLMES system is both an investigative tool and a quality assurance mechanism, but it requires significant resources if it is to …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-5	Separate SIO and Family Liaison Officer roles The Metropolitan Police should ensure that the role of the Family Liaison Officer is never carried out by the Senior Investigating Officer …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-6	Guidance on unlawful disclosure recovery options It is recommended that the Metropolitan Police establish a process to inform police officers about the recovery options available to them when …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-7	CPS guidance on disclosure for profit It is recommended that the Crown Prosecution Service's additional guidance should be amended to include a requirement that the Prosecutor should consider …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-8	Guidance on disclosing material to journalists Guidance should be issued by the Metropolitan Police to enable officers to determine whether it is appropriate, necessary and lawful to disclose …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-9	Regulation of private investigators The Government should act on its stated intention in 2013 to require licensing measures, introduce legislation to ensure the creation and use …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Not Accepted
DM-10	Custodial sentences for data protection offences Given the potential seriousness of such offences, it is recommended that the Government take an early opportunity to amend the Data Protection …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Not Accepted
DM-11	IPCO inspections of informant policies The Panel is concerned that the policies and procedures relating to the use of informants by law enforcement agencies still allow scope …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-12	Resources for tackling police corruption The Metropolitan Police must ensure that the necessary resources are allocated to the task of tackling corrupt behaviour among its officers. Without …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-13	HMICFRS review of whistleblower protections It is recommended that Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services conduct a thematic investigation of the operation of …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-14	Register membership of organisations like Freemasons All police officers and police staff should be obliged to register in confidence with the Chief Officer of their police force, at …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted in Part
DM-15	Regular security clearance updates for police Security clearance processes for police officers and police staff are fundamental to any anti-corruption strategy. Regular updating of the security status of …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-16	Duty to cooperate with independent scrutiny bodies In the interest of transparency and public accountability, all public institutions should be under a duty to cooperate fully with independent scrutiny …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-17	Statutory duty of candour for law enforcement The Panel recommends the creation of a statutory duty of candour, to be owed by all law enforcement agencies to those whom …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted in Part
DM-18	Realistic timelines for non-statutory inquiries Prior to the establishment of any future non-statutory inquiries or panel, there should be an honest and full discussion between the relevant …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-19	Timely access to material for panels Arrangements must be made in future to ensure that any Panel has timely access to the material required to do its work. …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-20	HOLMES access for independent panels All independent panels and inquiries examining police investigations should be given full access to the associated HOLMES accounts at their secure premises …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-21	Review archiving processes for historic material In order to avoid most of the delays and difficulties inherent in this case, and in so many other unsolved cases, there …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-22	Secure storage for panel sensitive material In any future Panel inquiry, arrangements should be made for the storage of sensitive material in the Panel's premises, in a similar …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted
DM-23	Retain documents in digitised form It is recommended that, whenever a major incident remains under investigation or inquiry, documents should be retained in digitised form, subject to …	Daniel Morgan Panel (2021)	Accepted