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This policy provides a framework for Merseyside Police to deliver operational excellence in relation to the use of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), its’ related technology and the national guidance provided through the NPCC - National ANPR Standards for Policing.

The aim of this policy is to improve the sustainable performance and efficiency of Merseyside Police by promoting and providing a clear understanding of our sustainability objectives and providing clear direction for the development, and inclusion of sustainability credentials within other force policies and strategic documentation.

The main aim of this policy is to embed minimum standards of investigation and scene preservation when dealing with reports and incidents involving the sudden and unexpected death of an individual.

The main aim of this policy is to promote opportunities for individual personal and professional development in line with organisational priorities in support of delivering the force strategy. The policy is underpinned by procedures designed to provide clear, definitive and unambiguous direction for all those involved in its deployment. The procedures make clear what assistance is available and under what conditions.

This policy is to outline Merseyside Police’s approach and framework for the care of female detainees whilst in police custody.

The main aim of this policy is to establish minimum standards for all Merseyside Police Depts/Units that are engaged or have an interest in the acquisition & processing of CCTV, Digital & Audio Media.

This policy aims to set out recommended procedures and a standard investigation process for the seizure and retention of human tissue recovered during such investigations.

The main aim of this policy is to provide a mechanism that complies with legislative requirements and enables staff at all levels to raise issues of concern regarding wrongdoing and inappropriate behaviour within the workplace.

This policy aims to safeguard the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of our information by clearly setting out expectations regarding acceptable use of ICT systems and the devices used to get access to those systems.

This policy has two main aims. One is to set minimum standards of investigation for dealing with the making, possession and distribution of indecent images of children, in which Police will work in partnership to ensure protection of children. Another is to ensure that all risks posed are appropriately assessed and management strategies prepared for alleged offenders