- The Police and Crime Commissioner or associated staff
- An active Police Officer
- A civilian staff member of the Police
- A member of Parliament, National Assembly for Wales, or Scottish Parliament
- An elected Council Member from Devon, Cornwall, or the Isles of Scilly
- Individuals not residing or working in Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly, or Devon
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Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner Devon, United Kingdom Part timeThe Police and Crime Commissioners for Devon & Cornwall and for Dorset are seeking to appoint legally qualified individuals to act in the role of advisor to the chair and panel of persons conducting police misconduct hearings. These hearings preside over serious misconduct cases ...
Independent Member to the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel - Devon County Council
Description
The appointment is for a four-year term.
Are you based in Devon and interested in contributing to the oversight of policing in the county?
We are seeking a public member to join the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel as an independent representative. This Panel plays a crucial role in evaluating the performance of the elected Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Commissioner, ensuring transparency in policing across the region. Independent members work alongside Councillors from Devon, Cornwall, and the Isles of Scilly.
About the position:
Being a Panel member is both significant and fulfilling. The Commissioner must consult with the Panel regarding her strategies, budget, Council Tax for policing, senior personnel appointments within her office, and the Chief Constable.
Meetings are held during the day, currently located in Plymouth. Panel members can claim reasonable travel expenses, receive induction, and training. Panel sessions are webcasted, and interested applicants may explore recordings of past meetings.
According to the regulations, co-opted Panel members must not be:
How to apply:
We welcome applications from individuals with relevant skills, knowledge, and experience, including those advocating for specific groups or with insights into community safety, policing, and criminal justice matters. The Panel aims to represent the diversity of Devon and Cornwall and encourages applications from all eligible individuals, regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or age.
To express interest in joining the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel, complete the application form and submit it via email or by post (send the form to the address provided).
