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This procedure sets out the internal policy and formal process for managing conduct investigations into Former Police Officers.

All Police Officers, Special Constables and Police Staff are reminded that they must report to the Professional Standards Department (PSD), via their Divisional Commander/Departmental Head, as and when they are subject to any of the following: • Involved in criminal proceedings either in the United Kingdom or abroad as a suspect, victim or witness • If they are the subject of a criminal investigation, irrespective of the outcome • Any traffic offences where the individual is summoned or receives a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN - Endorsable Only) • If they are the subject of a notice under the Penalty Notice Disorder Scheme, introduced by the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 • If they are the subject of an Anti-Social Behaviour Order (issued in Scotland only) or a Civil Injunction or Criminal Behaviour Order. • If they bring civil action against a third party as a result of their employment or duties with Surrey Police. This includes taking formal action prior to issuing a claim or issuing a civil action at court against a third party.

Persons detained by the police are entitled to the same standard of medical care as any other member of the public and should not suffer any detriment as a consequence of their detention

This policy provides comprehensive details on all vetting procedures that could undermine the security of individuals and the integrity of Surrey Police and Sussex Police.

This policy provides information on conducting investigations in to seized dogs and when appropriate the fostering process.

A super Freedom of Information (FOI) response to the use of AI within the Force.

The definition of relevant material in the Human Tissue Act (HTA) 2004 is: Section 53: Relevant material: 1. In this Act, "relevant material" means material, other than gametes, which consists of or includes human cells. 2. In this Act, references to relevant material from a human body do not include embryos outside the human body, or hair and nail from the body of a living person.

This procedure is provided for all officers and staff with regards to providing guidance on drug testing and identification procedures. It provides instructions and advice regarding: Levels of testing • EDIT tests • Screening tests • Cannabis plant identifications • Remand tests and statements • Accreditation of testers • Testing methods

This policy and associated procedures will provide a framework to ensure stalking perpetrators are made subject to SPOs wherever appropriate, and that those subject to SPOs are effectively managed for the duration of their Order. The over-arching intention is to protect the victim(s) of stalking from further offending, and to prevent other people from becoming victims. Even where a victim does not support criminal proceedings the Force will use all appropriate options to reduce risk and safeguard the victim(s), and other potential victims, as necessary.

This policy describes how Surrey Police and Sussex Police Deploy Live Facial Recognition Technology.