Policing priorities
Inquiry by the Home Affairs Committee, 21 July 2022 to 1 February 2024. Its page on the Parliament website.
Reports and responses
- Fifth Report - Policing priorities (10 November 2023)
- Second Special Report - Policing priorities: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of 2022–23 (19 January 2024)
Evidence sessions
- 2 November 2022: Dr Rick Muir, The Police Foundation; Andy Marsh QPM, College of Policing; Martin Hewitt QPM, National Police Chiefs' Council; Festus Akinbusoye, Association of Police and Crime Commissioners
- 14 December 2022: Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Metropolitan Police Service
- 18 January 2023: Andy Cooke QPM DL, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Services; Harvi Khatkar, Police Superintendents' Association; Steve Hartshorn, Police Federation of England and Wales
- 1 February 2023: Criminal Bar Association; Law Society; Victim Support
- 1 March 2023: Baljit Ubhey, Crown Prosecution Service; Gregor McGill, Crown Prosecution Service; Jessica Eagelton, Refuge; Nicole Jacobs
- 15 March 2023: Sophie Linden; Tom Whiting, Independent Office for Police Conduct; Kathie Cashell, Independent Office for Police Conduct; Abimbola Johnson, Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board
- 22 March 2023: Baroness Casey of Blackstock; Sarah Kincaid, Baroness Casey Review; Neil O’Connor CBE, Baroness Casey Review
- 25 April 2023: Chris Philp, Home Office; Rachel Watson, Home Office; Sarah Swinford, Home Office; Lynne Abrams, Home Office
- 26 April 2023: Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Metropolitan Police Service