Response 238000261

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1. To what extent do the revised Strategic Police Priorities meet your expectations for what the Scottish Police Authority and the Police Service should focus on in the future:

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Although the strategic priorities are well expressed, there has to be a continuing focus on localism. The policing needs of rural Scotland can be markedly different from urban Scotland. Although localism is mentioned, it doesn't have the same prominence as it once had.

2. Do the revised Strategic Police Priorities reflect your needs:

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Positive that human rights agenda is mentioned, along with a focus on partnership. Concern around a one-size-fits-all approach.

3. Do the revised Strategic Police Priorities reflect the needs of your community:

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As above

4. Do you agree that the revised Strategic Police Priorities should be in place for a period of 6 years?

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Don't know

5. How do you think the progress towards delivering the Strategic Police Priorities should be measured?

Accountability should be expressed through the existing structure of Police Scotland, with operational indicators feeding the wider strategic objectives. However, there is also a place for self-assessment and peer review from stakeholders (like community justice partnerships).

6. Do you have any comments to make on our partial equalities impact assessment?

No

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Ron Culley

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Outer Hebrides Community Justice Partnership