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Consultations

Police & Crime Commissioners are regularly asked to provide comment to various government proposals and legislation. The OPCC regularly ask local residents to comment on proposals. See the consultations and responses here.

Northumbria PCC’s response to the Joint Committee on the Draft Domestic Abuse Bill’s inquiry into views on the draft Domestic Abuse Bill 26th April 2019

In February 2019, the House of Commons resolved to establish a committee to join with a committee of the House of Lords to consider the draft bill. This committee sought written evidence on the measures and reforms proposed within...

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Northumbria PCC’s response to the Justice Committee’s Inquiry into Court and Tribunal Reforms 20th March 2019

The Justice Committee held an inquiry into the HMCTS reform programme to consider the progress made with the reform so far and the implications of planned changes, particularly in relation to access to justice. To read the Commissioner’s response,...

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Northumbria PCC’s Response to the Sir John Gillen Review of Sexual Offences in Northern Ireland Consultation 26th February 2019

Sir John Gillen QC PC, a recently retired Court of Appeal Judge, is leading an independent review into how the law and procedures in Northern Ireland deal with serious sexual offences. He published a preliminary report containing draft recommendations...

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Northumbria PCC’s Response to the Home Office’s Consultation on Preventing and Tackling Forced Marriage 26th February 2019

This consultation aimed to explore two ways in which the Government might increase reporting of forced marriage, identify potential perpetrators and improve protection for victims. Consideration was given to the possibility of: Introducing a legal duty requiring professionals to...

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Northumbria PCC’s response to the Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry into the Draft Domestic Violence and Abuse Bill 15th February 2019

The Joint Committee on Human Rights sought views on the Draft Domestic Violence and Abuse Bill Scrutiny. In this response, three key areas are highlighted where more is needed to ensure that the draft domestic abuse bill adequately protects...

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