Draft Strategic Police Priorities for Scotland
Feedback updated 5 Oct 2016
We asked
We asked for views on six draft Strategic Police Priorities.
You said
Amongst other issues, one of the main themes from consultation responses was the need for the Priorities to fully recognise that communities can exist on a non-geographical basis.
We did
Alongside other amendments to the Priorities in the consultation paper, we have added another Priority on 'Inclusion' in the final version.
Results updated 7 Nov 2016
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Overview
The Strategic Police Priorities (SPP's) are set under the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012. The SPP's provide the top level framework for what is expected of our police service. This consultation proposes a revised set of priorities.
Why your views matter
The current priorities were set in 2013 in the context of the creation of a new national police force and police authority. The review of the Strategic Police Priorities provides an opportunity to discuss what we see as the key outcomes from the next phase of reform and ensure policing is truly reflective of the needs of communities across the country.
What happens next
Following the consultation our intention is to publish and lay at the Scottish Parliament a new set of Strategic Police Priorities.
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- Education
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- Equality, Welfare and Rights
- Farming and Rural
- Public Sector
- Health and Social Care
- Housing and Regeneration
- International
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- Marine and Fisheries
- Public Safety and Emergencies
- Transport
- Work and Skills
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