Policing Green Paper (divided into chapters)

This version of the Policing Green Paper, published on 17 July 2008, is broken down into eight chapters, so you can easily find the section you're looking for. You can also view the glossary and references.

Date: Fri Jul 18 11:21:45 BST 2008

• Chapter 1: Improving the connection between the public and the police. (PDF file - 2mb - Warning: large file)

  Chapter one of the Policing Green Paper: Improving the connection between the public and the police.

• Chapter 2 - Reducing bureaucracy and developing technology (PDF file - 1mb - Warning: large file)

  Chapter two of the Policing Green Paper: Reducing bureaucracy and developing technology.

• Chapter 3 - Defining roles and leadership in the police service (PDF file - 587kb)

  Chapter three of the Policing Green Paper: Defining roles and leadership in the police service.

• Chapter 4: Focusing on development and deployment (PDF file - 538kb)

  Chapter four of the Policing Green Paper: Focusing on development and deployment.

• Chapter 5 - Coordinging change in policing (PDF file - 252kb)

  Chapter five of the Policing Green Paper: Coordinating change in policing

• Chapter 6 - Reinforcing collaboration between forces (PDF file - 926kb)

  Chapter six of the Policing Green Paper: Reinforcing collaboration between forces

• Chapter 7 - Improving performance in policing (PDF file - 419kb)

  Chapter seven of the Policing Green Paper: Improving performance in policing.

• Chapter 8 - Responding to this Green Paper and next steps (PDF file - 218kb)

  Chapter eight of the Policing Green Paper: Responding to this Green Paper and next steps

• Policing Green Paper - Glossary (PDF file - 344kb)

  Glossary from the Policing Green Paper, published 17 July 2008.

• Policing Green Paper - References (PDF file - 282kb)

  References from the Policing Green Paper, published 17 July 2008.

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