Log Penderfyniadau

Property which comes into the possession of the police in connection with a crime and where the owner cannot be found can be sold. The money is kept in a Police Property Act Fund with the proceeds then used to make payments for policing purposes. The Panel initiatives support my priorities as stipulated in the Police and Crime Plan and therefore i have decided to provide them with a one off funding grant of £1000.00 to support their work this year. 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.

Due to the retirement of the former Chief Constable on the 7th June 2013, the Commissioner has appointed the Deputy Chief Constable to the temporary post of Chief Constable until the substantive post is filled in autumn 2013.

The Police and Crime Commissioner, as the employer of police staff within Gwent police, owes a duty for the health and safety under Section 2 HSWA and a similar duty to non-employees under Section 3 HSWA. There is also a duty under Section 4 HSWA to ensure that premises within the police estate owned by the Police and Crime Commissioner are safe.

The information contained in the Employment Tribunal Findings report has been subjected to the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, Data Protection Act 1998 and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent’s public interest test and is deemed to be exempt from publication under section 5.

The Commissioner has been asked to approve the request to extend the current contract for a 3 year period in accordance with the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent Standing Orders relating to Contracts, paragraph 125.