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HMICS Thematic Inspection: Strategic priority setting in Scottish forces: Consulting the public

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Appendix A

The following table provides a snapshot of the consultation exercises that forces and divisions were engaged in. It is by no means exhaustive of all that they did. For example, all will be involved in a range of community meetings but not all of these have been listed under each force. Nevertheless, it confirms our contention that a great deal of consultation between the police, the public, and other partner agencies and stakeholders goes on, much of it very much as part of the routine business of policing.

SCOTTISH POLICE SERVICE: FORCE CONSULTATION ACTIVITIES

Police force

Central

Local

Planned

Central

Triennial community policing survey

Partners' survey processes to extend 'action reach'

Specialist engagement action for hard to reach groups identified through National Standards for Community Engagement

Young persons fora

Quality assurance surveys

Area commands organised focus groups or engaging with partners

Local authority citizen panel

Dumfries and Galloway

Quarterly quality of service survey (inc. priorities)

Community Voice using volunteers to consult on priorities

Posters in shopping areas

Diversity unit surveys

Force Consultation Day

Community constables

Fife

Three-yearly community perceptions survey

Annual quality of service survey

Community planning partnership and Fife people's panel (all partners) and focus groups

Community advisory groups

Fife youth forum

Fife People's Panel Big Shout

Regular meetings/information sessions at police headquarters

Local area committees

Area community safety co-ordinating group

Be Safe Be Secure road shows

Ward meetings

Safer Town meetings

Community forum

Currently developing a survey to consult with stakeholders and partners

Grampian

Monthly service users force-wide telephone survey

Faith key individual networks

SurveyMonkey exercise on force service centre users and disability impact survey

Single equality scheme consultation

Lay advisory groups

Diversity groups engagement

Community council meetings

Area network meetings

Community planning questionnaires

Citizens' panels

Community safety survey

Residents' survey

Planning for RealĀ® consultations

Youth forum

Equalities forum

Development of key individual networks

Young Scot

Police Direct

Lothian and Borders

Partners survey (prefaced by focus groups)

Engagement with young people

Customer satisfaction surveys

Hate crime engagement

Local authority panels/citizen's panels

Web chats

Community planning partnerships

Engagement with young people

Capital Partnership model

Neighbourhood partnerships

Local Area Committees

Local authority panels/citizen's panels

Community beat officer/community constables

Scrutiny panel meetings

Community councils

Partnership working

Northern

Public consultation postal survey with partners

Supporting local community councils and community planning --> local divisional policing plans. Three-tier approach to consultation reflecting NIM levels

Diversity consultation

Strathclyde

30 'corporate' questions using interactive handsets or paper version - Have Your Say

Quality of service surveys

Community safety diversity unit consultation

30 'corporate' questions using interactive handsets or paper version - Have Your Say

Community advisors

Key individual network groups

Citizens' panels

Community planning partnerships

Community safety partnerships

Youth partnership

Rural partnership

Safe as Houses

Community links

Town centre management

Community health care partnerships

Complainer feedback

Campaign against violence

Diversity groups

Local, face-to-face interviews 'determine specific information about local priorities'

Civic forum

Tayside

Monthly quality of service survey

Public perception survey

Community advisory groups ( CAGs)

Local businesses consultation, e.g. Dundee's co-ordinated anti-crime network

Schools events led by Tayside's wildlife officer

Diversity officer consultation

Management days inv. community partnerships

Public consultation forms at community meetings

Community advisory groups ( CAGs)

Community planning partnerships

Local businesses consultation, e.g. Dundee's co-ordinated anti-crime network

Schools events led by Tayside's wildlife officer

Community safety partnerships

Community liaison officers

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