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The Gwent Police Choir provides support to numerous charitable causes across the country and provides a positive image of Gwent Police in the community and organisations they perform for.

No changes were made to the policy during the review in 2015.

The aim of the policy is to ensure all staff within the OPCC are treated fairly and equally when applying for a business interest. The policy will also ensure that the business interest does not conflict with an individual's role within the OPCC.

PACE had initially been awarded this funding via the Partnership Fund in 2014 but had not been in a position to access the funding at that particular time. PACE have now finalised their research and a script produced for the film; due to the on-going need for this film, the money originally granted has been awarded.

Get Safe Online is a public/private sector partnership supported by Central Government as well as leading organisations in banking, retail, internet security and other sectors. The organisation provides a mechanism to prevent and reduce cyber crime and fraud across all levels of society in Gwent.

A national theatre company will be utilised to perform a play on the issues of CSE to year 8 pupils in 36 secondary schools in Gwent. Each of the schools has also committed £350 of funding to the total cost of the project which is £23,622. SEWCSB will need to ensure that the shortfall in funding is met.

Information will be received to ensure that the grant funding has been used effectively to provide a service that supports the Police and Crime Plan priorities.

Schedule 1(6)(1)(a) of the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 requires the Commissioner to apooint a person to the the head pf the Commissioner's staff.

The Community Safety Fund exists to assist organisations involved in activities that reduce crime and anti-social behaviour or divert people away from related activity.

The cost of funding the post for 25 hours per week for 6 months is £8,100.00.