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Circular 017/2018: Updated Home Office guidance on police misconduct

This circular covers the amended Home Office guidance on police officer misconduct procedures - use this for cases before 1 February 2020.

• From: Home Office
• Published: 7 August 2018
• Last updated: 5 February 2020 — See all updates

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Amended Home Office guidance on police misconduct

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Home Office guidance on police misconduct

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A new version Policing professional standards, performance and integrity has been published to use for cases after 1 February 2020.

• broad subject: police service
• sub category: police discipline
• from: Crime and Policing Group (CPG) – Policing Directorate
• unit: Police Transparency Unit (PTU)
• date for Implementation: 7 July 2018
• for more information contact: Magdalene Allen 0207 035 1319
• email: [email protected]

This circular is addressed to:

• members of the police service
• local policing bodies
• IOPC
• staff associations
• other policing stakeholders

This circular covers the amended Home Office guidance on police officer misconduct procedures.

Published 7 August 2018
Last updated 5 February 2020 + show all updates

1. 5 February 2020

   Updated the page to include a link to a new guidance document.

2. 7 August 2018

   First published.