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UK: The Independent Commission into the future of policing today published its report 'Policing for a Better Britain

24 November 2013

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"The Independent Commission into the future of policing today published its report 'Policing for a Better Britain'.

A Royal Commission in all but name the Commission's remit was as wide reaching as that of the Royal Commission on the Police undertaken fifty years ago. When launching the report Lord Stevens, Chair of the Commission, expressed his thanks to all members of the commission for their time, effort and unwavering support all of which he reminded the audience had been given on a completely pro bona basis."

See: Summary (pdf) plus Report (pdf).

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