Freedom of Information Disclosure Log

I wish to request, under the Freedom of Information Act (2000), the following from your Constabulary, Commissioner, or Panel:

1) a copy of the Constabulary's policy or procedure for the verification of the legitimate possession and use of prescribed medical cannabis/cannabis-based prescription medicine (CBPM);
2) if the Constabulary does not have a local policy regarding this, could you please confirm that the Home Office guidance is adhered to by the Constabulary - namely that someone claiming the legitimate possession and use of medical cannabis will be expected to produce: the original medication container complete with the pharmacy dispensing label bearing the name of the patient; with either a copy of their FP10 prescription or a letter from the prescribing clinician; and a form of recognised photo ID (such as a passport, driving licence, or a PASS accredited photocard) bearing the same name as displayed on the dispensing label and the copy of the FP10 or clinician's letter;
3) if your Constabulary does not have a policy relating to this, could you please provide the Constabulary's policy regarding compliance with the PSED (Public Sector Equality Duty), especially with regards to the avoidance of discrimination against disabled people for the legitimate possession and use of a prescribed medication;
4) a copy of any internal briefing documents provided to police officers regarding the existence of - and the process for the verification of - prescribed medical cannabis flower or other CBPM's following the Home Office Circular 2018: 'Rescheduling of cannabis-based products for medicinal use in humans' and The Misuse of Drugs (Amendments) (Cannabis and Licence Fees) (England, Wales and Scotland) Regulations 2018 which allowed the prescribing of medical cannabis (CBPM);
5) the named lead for the Constabulary for matters pertaining to the verification of medical cannabis (CBPM);
6) the Constabulary's policy or position relating to the recognition of unaccredited card schemes such as Cancard or MedCannID, if such a policy exists.

Can you tell me if the office of crime police commissioner is a registered company.

My questions go to the less than Prompt and effective way the Chief Constable has dealt with Two members of her SMT Please provide 1. Date of Joining the Police for Both Officers / Date of Due retirement of both Officers 

I also ask via the freedom of information Act for the full and total amount of the police budget, funded by the tax payer, you have spent and/or used in your investigation of any and all alleged offences committed by xxx between the dates of 02/12/2021 up to 08/03/2022.

The Provision of Catering for Planned Events Covering South Wales and Gwent Police Forces:

The details we require are:

• What are the contractual performance KPI's for this contract?

• Suppliers who applied for inclusion on each framework/contract and were successful & not successful at the PQQ & ITT stages

• Actual spend on this contract (and any sub lots), from the start of the contract to the current date

• Start date & duration of contract?

• Could you please provide a copy of the service/product specification given to all bidders for when this contract was last advertised?

• Is there an extension clause in the /contract(s) and, if so, the duration of the extension?

• Has a decision been made yet on whether the /contract(s) are being either extended or renewed?

1. How much funding is Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner committing towards supporting children and young people with experience of VAWDASV? Please supply the following information, disaggregating statutory services from third sector services:
   • The annual budget and spending on support for children and young people affected by VAWDASV for the last 3 financial years.
   • The names of the services who are commissioned during the last 3 financial years and what specific support they are commissioned to provide for children and young people affected by VAWDASV? (as defined within the WG Statutory Commissioning Guidance)
   • The length of contracts for the above commissioned services.
2. What data does Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner hold on the number and percentage of children affected by VAWDASV who are supported by their commissioned services? Please supply the following data, disaggregated across protected characteristics as defined by the Equality Act 2010. If it is not possible to provide the disaggregated data, please explain why and provide the aggregated data.
   • The number of children affected by VAWDASV supported by each commissioned service during each of the last 3 financial years.
   • The percentage of children affected by VAWDASV supported by each commissioned service during each of the last 3 financial years.
3. How is Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner aligning their commissioning of social care and support for children and young people with commissioning of specialist VAWDASV support?
4. How does strategic decision-making around ACEs link up with strategic decision-making about VAWDASV within local authority committees?
5. When did the local authority Children and Young People’s Scrutiny Committee last scrutinise the provision of services and support to child VAWDASV victims? What were the findings, and how do the findings fulfil the duties on public bodies under the VAWDASV (Wales) Act 2015?
6. What is included about VAWDASV and its impact on children and young people in the local assessment of wellbeing as required under the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act?
   • How were the needs of children and young people affected by VAWDASV included in the aforementioned local assessment of wellbeing?
7. Has the Public Service Board consulted with adult and child victims of VAWDASV in preparation for the local wellbeing plan? If not, are there plans to do so?

How much money was generated from income from traffic enforcement cameras in the years 2019, 2020 and 2021? And which camera generated the most money?

Please can you disclose which, if any, Police Stations across the Force area are due to be refurbished in 2022 / 23. Please can you state what works are due to be completed and approximate time scales.

Furthermore, please can you disclose whether the PCC still owns the former Police Traffic base (Wilcrick, Magor) and if there are any plans to re use the site in the near future.

This is a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. I would like to request the following information:

• A copy of this police force's protocol for exchanging information about a service users mental health condition with NHS trusts and the CPS.
• Is there a specific protocol for the forces triage scheme? If so, a copy or outline of this .
• Moreover:
• An outline of, or document describing what training is given to officers surrounding data protection laws?
• How is information about a person’s mental health condition stored by this force, what is the protocol surrounding this and for how long can it be retained?

RE: Request under the Freedom of Information Act (2000)

Dear Information Team

This is an information request relating to the seizure of dogs under the provisions of the Dangerous Dogs Act (1991).

Please include the information for each of the following periods; 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21:

• The annual cost to the police force for seizing dogs under the Dangerous Dogs Act (1991) broken down by the cost of kennelling, the cost of veterinary treatment, and the cost of destroying the dogs
• The number of dogs seized under the act per year

If it is not possible to provide the information requested due to the information exceeding the cost of compliance limits identified in Section 12, please provide advice and assistance, under the Section 16 obligations of the Act, as to how I can refine my request.