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The following process and principles must be considered before accepting a donation on behalf of Surrey Police, Sussex Police or and/or the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Surrey or Sussex

The following process and principles must be considered before accepting an offer of sponsorship for activities of Surrey Police, Sussex Police and/or the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Surrey or Sussex and/or activities of a partner organisation to Surrey or Sussex Police

This policy details the types of donations or sponsorship that can be made and the criteria that must be met before either can be considered and accepted by the Surrey Police or Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) or the Surrey Police or Sussex Police Chief Constable (CC). This includes an audit trail for accounting and recording to ensure complete transparency.

The Police Reform Act (PRA) 2002 created the opportunity for Police Forces to be able to allow designated people, who are not police officers, to exercise certain police powers by setting up a Community Safety Accreditation Scheme (CSAS).

For neighbourhood policing to succeed and reduce crime and harm in the long run it is important to understand that problem solving, and preventative policing, can only take place where there is protected time for these activities to take place.

This Policy outlines the overarching statement of intent for Surrey Police in relation to dealing with Stalking and Harassment; guidance for staff is provided within the Stalking and Harassment Procedure.

This policy details the process to be followed and the criteria that applies to police officers and police staff who wish to take a career break. It includes the exemptions to the scheme and the appeal process for career breaks that are not approved.

This policy details the functions and services provided by the Joint Surrey and Sussex Police Dog Unit. It includes the process to be followed when dealing with a dog incident as defined by the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991

This document sets out the Force’s policy in dealing with animals which are seized, lost, found and stray. Public safety and the welfare of animals are the primary concerns of this Policy and related Procedures.

This procedure has been updated to ensure compliance with the bail changes introduced by the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 (PCSC). This procedure has also been updated in line with the College of Policing Pre-Charge bail Statutory guidance, which also gives an update on the use of Released Under Investigation (RUI), and which has been produced because of the PCSC legislation changes.