A New Mode of Protection: Redesigning policing and public safety for the 21st century
The Police Foundations report contains 56 recommendations regarding how the structure, skill sets, and training of the police service in England and Wales should change to meet today’s challenges.
Under the direction of The Independent Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales, the report lays out a long-term strategic direction for the police service so that it will be capable of meeting the challenges of the 21st century. Announcing the final report at an event in London, Sir Michael Barber, Chair of the Review, said, “Policing in this country is at a crossroads, and it cannot stand still whilst the world changes so quickly around it. Now is the moment to move forward quickly on the path of reform.”
The report calls for:
Increasing trust between the police and the public
Equipping to take on new forms of crime through a complete overhaul of training systems
Changing the police service’s existing organization, adding special agencies dedicated to cybercrime, cross-border crime, and police modernization
London: Strategic Review of Policing in england and Wales, Police Foundation, 2022. 196p.