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Public accountability meeting 27 November – Victims of crime and the Victims Code


Meeting overview

This month’s meeting focuses on Victims of crime and The Victims Code.

  • Victims of crime can feel confused and vulnerable, they may face very practical problems that need to be solved for them to feel safe again. Julia has Commissioned a range of services, across North Yorkshire, to enable victims of crime to cope and recover.
    Visit our Support for victims page, to find out more about these services.
  • The Victims Code is a statutory Government document which sets out the information, support and services that victims of crime are entitled to receive from criminal justice agencies in England and Wales. These criminal justice agencies include the police and Crown Prosecution Service.
    Find out more about the Victims Code

Resolution, the Restorative Justice Council’s monthly magazine has an update on page four from Wendy Green, commissioning manager for North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, who talks about what she has learned from her commissioning journey – including measuring success, building in flexibility and incorporating offender outcomes.

The magazine also has an insight into how restorative justice can help victims. Read Matty’s story.

Download Resolution here: https://restorativejustice.org.uk/sites/default/files/resources/files/Resolution%20%2363%20Autumn%202018.pdf

Ask 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 on Friday 23 November, 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 #NYPscrutiny

Agenda

No. Time Item Purpose Lead
1 13:30 Apologies PFCC
2 13:35 Minutes of previous meeting To discuss and agree the draft minutes of the previous meeting held on 28 August 2018 and to discuss the action log. ALL
3 13:40 Questions from the public To address questions raised by the public in advance in relation to the agenda PFCC
4 13:45 Victims of crime and The Victims Code Main presentation and discussion.
5 15:30 Performance / Updates / 101 ACC
6 15:50 Questions on Twitter To address questions raised by the public during the meeting in relation to the agenda
7 15:55 Any other business
8  16:00 Date of Next Meeting 29 January – Older people

Meeting papers

Support for victims

Being a victim of crime can leave you feeling confused and vulnerable, you may face very practical problems that need to be solved for you to feel safe again

Whether you have been a victim of crime and need help to recover, want to have a say in how anti-social behaviour offenders make amends or feel that you are just not being listened to, help is available.

Visit our Support for victims page, to find out more about these services.