Log Penderfyniadau

The decisionmade is to extend the contract at a value of £38,661 for a further 6 months until end September 2018 to allow for a robust commissioning process to be developed and delivered for Gwent.

Under the Welsh language standards imposed on the Police and Crime Commissioner, from the 30th March 2017 the Commissioner is required to produce an Annual Monitoring Report for each financial year, related to a number of specific standards.

The Commissioner is satisfied that the complaints examined had been dealt with appropriately by the Chief Constable.

The Joint Audit Committee Annual Report for 2016-17 was produced to coincide with and support the publication of the Statement of Accounts.

The grant is provided on the basis that I will receive such information as necessary to reassure me that the grant funding has been used effectively to provide a service that supports my priorities for Gwent as stipulated in my Police and Crime Plan and is aligned to local policing requirements.

The Police and Crime Commissioner will undertake a review of funding provided to all sexual abuse, violence and exploitation services within Gwent to ensure a sustainable commissioning model is in place throughout 2018/19 and beyond.

The contract is to be awarded for a period of 3 years with an option to extend for an additional 1 year period.

After approval from the Police and Crime Panel on 1st August 2017, the Police and Crime Commissioner has appointed Mr Julian Gwynne Williams as Chief Constable of Gwent Police.