Public invited to send in their questions for police performance meeting
Police and Crime Plan priorities that come under the ‘partnerships and commissioning’ banner are the subject of discussion at next week’s North Yorkshire Police Corporate Performance, Delivery and Scrutiny Board on Tuesday, 1 March at 09:30.
And following the successful introduction of live-streaming, the Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable have invited the public to send in questions about the agenda items before the meeting takes place.
Viewers of the live broadcast also have the opportunity to ask the Board questions via Twitter by using #NYPscrutiny
#NYPscrutiny
The monthly meeting is chaired by Police and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan and Chief Constable Dave Jones to monitor progress against the Police and Crime Plan – the document which sets out the priority areas of action, based on consultation with the public.
This meeting will look at how the police are progressing with Police and Crime Plan – Priority seven Partnerships and commissioning. Very often, no one agency can solve the whole problem and so successful partnership working means more can be achieved together rather than in isolation.
- You can read the agenda and meeting papers here.
Questions
Questions received from the public that relate to the agenda and are received in advance of the meeting, will be addressed by the Board during a 15 minute period at the beginning of the meeting.
Questions received from the public via Twitter using #NYPscrutiny and that relate to items discussed during the meeting will be answered at the end of the meeting.
The agenda and papers can be found here – Corporate Performance Delivery and Scrutiny Board 26 January 2016.
To ask a question:
The full procedure for asking questions at this meeting is available here: Procedure for public questions
Send your question to [email protected] before midday on Friday 26 February, please include your name and address with your question.
To ask a question during the live broadcast, post your question on Twitter using #NYPscrutiny
There will be a cut off point for asking questions, this will be announced during the meeting.
Watch LIVE
You will be able to watch the live broadcast here.