Bristol Police and Crime Commissioner survey
Bristol is about to vote for the Avon and Somerset's first Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) on November 15.
The new £85,000 a year PCC will have wide ranging powers over policing and the criminal justice system in the region - including a mandate to hire or fire chief constables.
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ThisisBristol wants to hear your views about the new PCC role including questions about their powers and the proposed salary.
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Valid until: Friday, May 31 2013
Please take five minutes to fill in the form below and let us know your views on the role.
You can find out more here: Our guide to the elections.
Comments
by malky1935
Friday, October 26 2012, 11:30AM
“"Why are political parties getting involved."
Two phrases that come readily to mind, 1)The lunatics are about to take over the asylum and/or 2) Set a thief to catch a thief.
I think it will be a terrible day for British policing when these P&CCs take office, trailing their political agendas behind them. Following the damning Hillsborough report and the Phone-hacking inquiry clearly something needs to be done, but if getting politicians involved is thought to be the answer I'm afraid the wrong question has been asked.”
by J12345678
Thursday, October 25 2012, 11:25AM
“Why are political parties getting involved. This should be for an independent individual to stand not someone at the beck and call of the murky political system.”
by valbest811
Thursday, October 25 2012, 10:29AM
“to be honest I'm very confused about it all. but I've filled in the survey!!! I feel like it will be important but struggling to really understand it all...”