The law requires all Police and Crime Commissioners to produce a Police and Crime Plan within the first financial year after they are elected. A Police and Crime Plan can last for a PCC’s term of office or be renewed periodically.
The new PCC, Simon Foster will publish his Police and Crime Plan within his first year of office.
The Police and Crime Plan must include:
- The PCC’s police and crime objectives
- The priorities for the Chief Constable
- The resources the PCC will make available to the Chief Constable to provide policing
- How the Chief Constable will report to the PCC about policing
- How the Chief Constable’s performance will be measured
- Information about any crime and disorder reduction grants to be made by the PCC, any conditions made.
