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PARLIAMENTARY ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE POLICE COMPLAINTS AUTHORITY:

01 January 1991

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PARLIAMENTARY ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE POLICE COMPLAINTS AUTHORITY:
THE GOVERNMENT REPLY TO THE FOURTH REPORT FROM THE HOME AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE SESSION 1987/88 HC 583
refdoc August=1991

JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 017285 , Acc Date = 04-Apr-90
Home Office
HMSO, Feb 1989 4pp (Cm 586) RP65277A

Reports on the Authority's Triennial Report, commenting
specifically on parliamentary accountability, ancillary police
forces, the establishment of a timetable of disciplinary
proceedings, the power to obtain documentary evidence, and
confidentiality for informants.

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