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THE ROLE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MERSEYSIDE POLICE COMMITTEE

01 January 1991

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THE ROLE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MERSEYSIDE POLICE COMMITTEE
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B Loveday , Merseyside County Council , Merseyside Police
Committee
Liverpool: MCC, 1985 188pp RB41502

Report on the Committee from 1974 to 1984 which studies the
balance of power as between the professional public servant and
the elected members charged with responsibility for the service
provided. Covers the formation of the Committee, force manpower,
police expenditure, community relations, the riots,
police complaints and the miners' strike.

United Kingdom, Toxteth, local government

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