Published items

This policy and supporting procedures detail the way to approach all enquiries of an international nature to ensure that diplomatic difficulties are avoided and there are no breaches of foreign legal codes when enquiries of a legal nature are made

This policy sets out how Surrey Police and Sussex Police will manage overtime budgets. It is designed to ensure overtime is necessary, affordable, properly approved, accurately recorded and regularly monitored.

This policy details how Surrey Police and Sussex Police will create and maintain the ownership of their information assets. Also includes procedure that must be followed by an Information Asset Owner in their implementation of an information asset.

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.

The practice of making counter-allegations, particularly affecting assault type offences has been increasing. Experience has found that counter-allegations have been made immediately after charge by the alleged offender. This practice may be initiated in an attempt to disrupt a successful prosecution or to confuse the investigation.

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