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This policy and procedure details Surrey Police and Sussex Police’s approach to managing Police Officer and Police Staff Medical Retirement (MR). Any further queries, advice and support regarding this policy should be directed to People Resolution Centre (PRC) in the first instance. If appropriate, PRC will escalate to the HR Consultant, who will make contact with the line manager and offer further advice and guidance. Please find contact details for Surrey Police and Sussex Police PRC below:

This procedure provides guidance to Surrey Police Force contact Centre Force Command Centre (FCC) staff in the event of a collision between a vehicle and a Network rail bridge.

This Procedure explains how to obtain a transcript or a record of an audio or visually recorded interview.

This procedure outlines the framework for deploying resources and managing the initial command of incidents requiring a police response

This document outlines the sharing of digital media such as images, audio, video, etc (referred to in this document as information) with Sussex Police and Surrey Police (referred to in this document as the police) for intelligence purposes. It covers the lawful basis (reason) under which the information will be shared, processed (used) and stored.

Surrey Police is committed to ensuring that all repeat victims are identified as early as possible and are provided with an enhanced level of service and support which meets their individual needs.

This policy outlines the forces commitment to the taking of Police and Criminal Evidence (PACE) and evidential Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) samples, the retention and disposal of said samples and those retained exhibits classified under the Human Tissue Act (2004).

Any member of Surrey Police, whether a police officer or not, may receive an allegation that another employee has been guilty of a criminal act. Irrespective of where the act is said to have been committed, the person receiving the allegation will ensure that a person in a supervisory role is informed without delay.

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

In addition to the normal procedures in place for reporting thefts and dealing with lost property, the following should be noted when passports or driving licenses are involved.