Policy paper

Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act: Policing

These documents form the Policing section of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act.

• From: Home Office
• Published: 9 May 2013
• Last updated: 17 October 2013 — See all updates

Documents

College of Policing impact assessment

PDF, 2.44 MB, 6 pages

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Fact sheet: financial arrangements for chief officers of police

PDF, 87.7 KB, 2 pages

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Fact sheet: Independent Police Complaints Commission

PDF, 41.4 KB, 5 pages

Fact sheet: Police Remuneration Review Body

PDF, 34.9 KB, 5 pages

Fact sheet: inspection of the Serious Fraud Office

PDF, 19.2 KB, 2 pages

Fact sheet: port and borders controls

PDF, 124 KB, 6 pages

Fact sheet: College of Policing

PDF, 31.4 KB, 4 pages

Draft code of practice for examining officers under Schedule 7 to the Terrorism Act 2000

PDF, 277 KB, 19 pages

Fact sheet: Police Community Support Officer powers

PDF, 18.6 KB, 1 page

Fact sheet: power to seize invalid travel documents

PDF, 29.7 KB, 2 pages

Fact sheet: appointment of Chief Constables

PDF, 22.2 KB, 2 pages

Fact sheet: Police retention of samples

PDF, 21.9 KB, 2 pages

Fact sheet: fees for criminal record certificates

PDF, 17.2 KB, 1 page

Power to seize invalid travel documents impact assessment

PDF, 439 KB, 11 pages

Fact sheet: child sexual exploitation at hotels

PDF, 104 KB, 2 pages

Details

Part 11 of the Act builds on government reform of the policing landscape towards greater freedom for the police to take local decisions that fit the needs of the areas they serve. It will enhance the integrity and professionalism of the police by extending the powers and remit of the Independent Police Complaints Commission and the College of Policing. The Act will also make changes to the body that review police pay by abolishing the Police Negotiating Board and replacing it with an independent Police Remuneration Review Body. The new body will make evidence based recommendations on police remuneration.

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Published 9 May 2013
Last updated 17 October 2013 + show all updates

1. 17 October 2013

   Fact sheets updated.

2. 8 October 2013

   Code of practice added.

3. 9 May 2013

   First published.