South Wales Police Authority

Consultation

Consultation

All Police Authorities must perform three key duties:

1. To secure an efficient and effective police service.

2. To secure Best Value, i.e. continuous improvement in the way its functions are exercised having regard to economy, efficiency and effectiveness.

3. To make arrangements for obtaining:
  • The views of local people about the policing of their area; and
  • The co-operation of local people in preventing crime.

In performing the third duty, the Police Authority has a duty to consult with local communities on a number of issues, including setting the policing priorities and budget for the next year, in particular the policing element of the local council tax.

South Wales Police Authority takes its legal responsibility of consulting with local communities very seriously, and undertakes a number of opinion surveys and campaigns each year.

Full details on how you can get involved with consultation can be found on the other pages within this section.

To view the full consultation strategy, download the document below.
Consultation Strategy Size: [1.92 MB] File Type: [.pdf]
Consultation Plan 2009-10 Size: [1.83 MB] File Type: [.pdf]
Consultation Review 2008-09 Size: [1.93 MB] File Type: [.pdf]
Joint Consultation Toolkit Size: [1.79 MB] File Type: [.pdf]

Getting Involved

Getting Involved You can get involved with the Police Authority through a number of ways, including volunteering, consultation and awards.

Click here for more information.
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