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Advancements in Civilian Oversight of Policing: A Global Perspective

This presentation by Justice Goddard, Chair of the Independent Police Conduct Authority, outlines significant advancements in civilian oversight of policing since 2008. Key highlights include the completion of a restructuring process, the doubling of investigative staff, and the establishment of a dedicated Complaints Management Team. Improved transparency and support from across the political spectrum have led to increased funding, a greater media profile, and reduced criticism regarding independence. The underlying goal remains the upholding of fundamental human rights within policing.

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Advancements in Civilian Oversight of Policing: A Global Perspective

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  1. Civilian oversight in an international contextThe Hon. Justice Goddard, ChairIndependent Police Conduct Authority Presentation to Cacole ConferenceOttawa, Ontario 10 June 2009

  2. Progress since 2008 Completed restructuring Doubled investigative staffing Established Complaints Management Team

  3. Progress since 2008 Completed restructuring Established Complaints Management Team Doubled investigative staffing Established Board Improved transparency

  4. Progress since 2008 Support across the political spectrum Greater media profile and understanding Increased funding

  5. Progress since 2008 Support across the political spectrum Greater media profile and understanding Increased funding Reduced criticism of perceived lack of independence

  6. Checks and balances “We see the upholding of fundamental human rights as the very purpose of policing.” Chris Patten, Chair, Independent Commission on Policing for Northern Ireland.

  7. Our Maori conceptual name Whaia te pono, kia puawai ko te tika Seek the truth, that justice may prevail

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