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Surrey Police is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming working environment for all officers, staff and police support volunteers (PSVs), free of sexual harassment and victimisation and where everyone can feel supported, safe and reach their potential.

This policy sets out the rationale for lawful and ethical interception (observing live) and monitoring (storing and retrieving) of communications conveyed on the systems of Surrey Police and Sussex Police. It is required to protect both Forces, their officers / staff, and the public from any unauthorised system use.

This document outlines the Force's policy with regard to offences Taken into Consideration.

This policy applies to all police officers, Special Constables, Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and Custody Detention Officers in relation to use of force.

This policy and associated Standard Operating Procedures provide guidance and direction for officers on how to deal with incidents of death or serious injury (DSI).

This policy has been produced in consultation with the College of Policing National Vetting Code of Practice (CoP) 2021 and the Authorised Professional Practice (APP) for vetting. It reflects the guidance and requirements as detailed in the 2012 National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) Guidance and the Police Regulations 2020 as amended

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 safety guidance to Surrey Police and Sussex Police officers and staff who are the first responders at water based incidents.

This document and associated procedure is designed to set out the justifications and expectations for Surrey Police in terms of its response to information or incidents of Modern Slavery. For the purposes of these documents Modern Slavery will use the definition within Parts 1 (Offence), 2 (Prevention and Risk Orders) & 5 (Protection of Victims) of the Modern Slavery Act (MSA) 2015:

Surrey Police will establish and maintain close working partnerships and initiatives aimed at creating Safer Neighbourhoods.