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Police Chief issues long sentence
Chief Constable Sir Ken Jones. Here is his sentence...
'The promise of reform which the Green Paper heralds holds much for the public and Service alike; local policing, customised to local need with authentic answerability, strengthened accountabilities at force level through reforms to police authorities and HMIC, performance management at the service of localities with targets and plans tailored to local needs, the end of centrally-engineered one size fits all initiatives, an intelligent approach to cutting red tape through redesign of processes and cultures, a renewed emphasis on strategic development so as to better equip our service to meet the amorphous challenges of managing cross force harms, risks and opportunities.'
'The promise of reform which the Green Paper heralds holds much for the public and Service alike; local policing, customised to local need with authentic answerability, strengthened accountabilities at force level through reforms to police authorities and HMIC, performance management at the service of localities with targets and plans tailored to local needs, the end of centrally-engineered one size fits all initiatives, an intelligent approach to cutting red tape through redesign of processes and cultures, a renewed emphasis on strategic development so as to better equip our service to meet the amorphous challenges of managing cross force harms, risks and opportunities.'
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Gromit delving yet again into that great newspaper 'The Daily Mail' for his links.
How much longer is he prepared to stay closeted?
Why doesn't he come out and admit once and for all, that this is the paper for him, or will he hypocritically continue to criticise others for posting Daily Mail links?
How much longer is he prepared to stay closeted?
Why doesn't he come out and admit once and for all, that this is the paper for him, or will he hypocritically continue to criticise others for posting Daily Mail links?
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