Devon and Cornwall Police 'requires improvement', says inspector
Devon and Cornwall Police needs to improve how it reviews vetting decisions, manages complaints and monitors the use of its IT systems, according to the police inspectorate.
The commissioner said work was underway to address the concerns.
Key areas for improvement
- Actively looks for evidence of disproportionality in its vetting decisions and is adequately staffed to meet demand;
- Should improve how it explores and records information which might question the suitability of an individual during the vetting process.
The constabulary was graded ‘requires improvement’ in its vetting of police officers and staff, professional standards and counter-corruption arrangements.
Author's summary: Devon and Cornwall Police needs improvement.
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