Public accountability meeting
Scrutinising the performance of the police and fire service.
The formal meeting that performs this important role is the monthly Public accountability meeting.
The meeting is made up from members of the Executive Board, other Chief Officers and Heads of Department. It supported by performance and change management / planning staff.
The Commissioner, Chief Constable and Chief Fire Officer chair the meeting jointly because they all expect their services to be performing at its best and all have a role in ensuring actions are delivered by the teams reporting into them.
Jointly chairing the meeting also embeds their philosophy of working in close partnership.
Output of the Public accountability meeting is provided to the Police, Fire and Crime Panel for North Yorkshire on a quarterly basis.
Following these meetings, the Commissioner, Chief Constable and Chief Fire officer will publish monthly reports detailing the performance of North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Performance reports are available from October 2013 for North Yorkshire Police and from 26 February for North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Meeting dates for 2020
- 28 January
Caring for the vulnerable - 25 February
Ambitious collaboration - 24 March
Reinforcing the front line - 30 April
Enhancing customer service - 26 May
To be confirmed - 30 June
To be confirmed - 28 July
To be confirmed - 25 August
- To be confirmed
- 29 September
To be confirmed - 27 October
To be confirmed - 24 November
To be confirmed - December – no meeting
To ask the Board a question
The full procedure for asking questions at this meeting is available here: Procedure for public questions
- To ask a question in advance
Send your question to info@northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk before midday of the Friday preceding the meeting. Please include your name and address with your question. - To ask a question during the meeting using Twitter
To ask a question during the live broadcast, post your question on Twitter using #NYscrutiny