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Discuss - Crime Police Targets - Ensure police meet strict targets for crime reduction


Ensure police meet strict targets for crime reduction
Should our police force be obliged to meet strict targets for crime reduction?

Should our police force be obliged to meet strict targets for crime reduction?

Alliance Party Alliance would encourage "greater co-operation and co-ordination between the criminal justice agencies tackling undue delay and the speed of justice, including working to agreed and shared targets" Source: Alliance Party website: http://allianceparty.org/page/justice

Conservative The Conservative Party propose to free the police to fight crime by cutting red tape and scrapping unnecessary targets. Source: Conservative Party website

DUP The DUP want to increase the proportion of time police officers spend on operational duties to levels comparable with the rest of the United Kingdom. Source: DUP Website / List of Policies

Labour We will insist on new professional standards in our police service, with officers guilty of serious misconduct struck off, and a tougher Police Standards Authority. Source: Labour Party

Liberal Democrat "The Liberal Democrats’ policy also includes plans to eradicate the target-driven incentives which can cause the powers [of stop and search] to be overused by police and improve safeguards through tighter guidance." Source: Daily Mail, http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2722482/Put-body-cameras-stop-search-police-say-Lib-Dems.html

Respect Party The Respect Party have announced on their website that their policies would include making "the police accountable to the community." Source: Respect Party website

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