Published items

The aim of the policy is to provide clearly defined guidelines for the management and use of the telematics data recording system. This document includes operating practice, information, and details on disclosure of system held data.

The aim of this policy is to strengthen the resilience and reliability of the supply chain, ensuring that essential resources are available when needed to deliver policing operations effectively.

This policy aims to set out the consistent and effective approach to tackling all aspects of anti-social behaviour pan Merseyside. The policy sets out procedures designed to provide clear, definitive, and unambiguous direction for all those involved in dealing with ASB.

The main aim of this policy is to ensure that personal information is processed in compliance with the requirements of the Data Protection Act and that all officers and staff are clear about what is regarded as acceptable or improper use.

The Policy’s primary aim is to ensure all non-contact sexual offences are fully recognised, recorded and investigated, with victims being supported throughout. This in turn will ensure we are bringing offenders to justice, preventing such offenders escalating in their behaviours or continuing unchallenged, and reducing the impact of such offences on our communities.

This policy sets out a shared approach for partner agencies to protect Adults at Risk by ensuring early identification, effective safeguarding action, and consistent investigation through the criminal justice system. It aims to support coordinated responses, hold offenders accountable, and guide Merseyside Police in managing concerns of suspected abuse.

The aim of the policy is to ensure that those persons involved in Police Vehicle Collisions receive an appropriate standard of service in relation to the severity of the collision.

This policy aims to improve the intelligence picture for the proactive tackling of Hate Crime, prevent the commission of Hate offences, promote public reassurance and increase police visibility.

The aim of this Policy is to assist all personnel to understand and use GSC. All information assets must be classified in line with the GSC. The term ‘Information asset' includes any information which has value to policing purposes and wider police business which are held in any format (physical or electronic) E.g. evidence documents, operational orders, briefing sheets, plans, maps, photographs, audio and video recordings.

This Safeguarding Policy is primarily to cover Volunteer Police Cadets but also for all young people, staff and volunteers who receive an allegation, disclosure or are concerned about the welfare of any member of staff, volunteer, or Cadet.