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Scrutiny and Accountability Board

Chaired by the Deputy Police & Crime Commissioner and attended by the Chief Constable’s Chief Officers, this Board enables in depth scrutiny of particular policing issues, particularly those identified in the Commissioner’s Police & Crime Reduction Plan and the Chief Constable’s associated Delivery Plan.  The meeting also receives updates on key police performance and projects.  Findings are fed through to the Strategic Board. 

Agenda items and minutes from these meetings are available below: 

2019 meetings
Topics Discussed  Minutes
  • Hate Crime and Antisocial behaviour 
 May 2019
  • Section 60 Stop Search Use
  • Knife Crime update
 June 2019
  • Stalking, Harassment and Coercive Control
 August 2019 
  • Force Position on Fraud
 September 2019
    
  • Wellbeing and Culture
 November 2019
2020 meetings
Topics Discussed Minutes
  • Use of Force data
  • Update on Automated Facial Recognition (AFR)
 January 2020
  • Victim Satisfaction  
 February 2020
  • Disproportionality 
 August 2020
  • Update on Automated Facial Recognition (AFR)
  • Independent Custody Visiting (ICV) Scheme during Covid-19
 September 2020
  • Community Engagement
 November 2020
  • Update on Automated Facial Recognition (AFR)
  • Race Equality Plan
 December 2020

 

2021 meetings
Topics Discussed  Minutes
  • Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic Representation
 February 2021
  • Update on Automated Facial Recognition (AFR)
  • Update on Community Engagement
 March 2021
  • Child Protection
 May 2021
  • The Role of the PCSO in supporting the delivery of Community Safety and Neighbourhood Policing
 August 2021
    

  • Force Action around 101 waiting times

 September 2021
  • Knife Crime
 November 2021
  •  Mental Health Markers
  • Out of Court Disposal Scrutiny Panel Findings
 December 2021

 

For more information about this group, please contact Hannah Jenkins-Jones - Hannah.jenkins-jones@south-wales.police.uk

 

 

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