The Case Against ACPO - A Critical Look At The Association Of Chief Police Officers
“It is intrinsic that – at a time of great uncertainty – all policing bodies work together transparently to ensure the future of policing in England and Wales is shaped by police officers, not individuals, for the benefit and safety of the public.”
However ACPO Vice-President Tim Hollis said that the Association had been asked to put its views to the government ahead to the release of the Policing in the 21st Century Consultation paper last month. He stressed that the Association had “always held the Police Federation in high regard”.
He added: “In these challenging times it is particularly important that ACPO, the Federation and the Police Superintendents’ Association work together closely.
“ACPO acted swiftly to initial requests to inform the debate prior to the government’s formal consultation on policing. Since then the Home Office has published Policing in the 21st Century as a consultation document.” Mr Hollis concluded: “ACPO is currently working on a formal response to this consultation and we will, of course, discuss our response with our policing partners.”
So, no apology to the Federation or to the rank and file members you have upset in the process and whose interests you ignored when you leaked this document? No surprise there then.
http://thinbluelineuk.blogspot.com/2010/08/case-against-acpo.html
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