Report Summary
This report provides members of the Policing Performance Committee with an overview of the Performance Framework Alignment– Local Police Plans (2023-26) and to update on the progress of the work underway to align the LPP objectives and activity to the performance framework.
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Meeting
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Policing Performance Committee - 11 October 2022
Date : 11 October 2022
Location : online
Aim
Work in early May 2022, through engagement sessions with local policing set out the ambitions for the design, development and content of the refreshed LPPs, which included;
- Early, pro-active and ongoing engagement with local authority partners throughout the approach;
- LPPs to be visible, accessible, deliverable and responsive to local issues;
- Building a strong evidence base of shared insights;
- Seizing the opportunity to encourage improved participation and genuine partnership between divisions, local authorities, community planning partners, the public and communities;
- LPPs to demonstrate how local policing has adapted and will continue to adapt to solve local problems, including how divisions are working with statutory and third sector partners to respond to local threat, risk and harm;
- Highlighting what will be done to maintain public confidence in local policing;
- Align local policing objectives and activities to the Performance Framework, and
- Evidence how LPP activities fully support the strategic outcomes of the Service.
In addition; following the recent tripartite review of LPPs between PSoS, the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) and COSLA, key recommendations have been included in the approach to develop LPPs during this period.
