The Civil Nuclear Authority (CNPA) has joined the Association of
Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) as Associate members.
The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) supports
its members in providing national leadership and in driving
strategic change across the policing, criminal justice and wider
community safety landscape. The membership organisation provides
a national voice and gives its members the platform to be able to
influence and shape public debate and inform policy and decision
making nationally.
Through working closely with national partners, the APCC
influences policy and supports system wide improvements.
APCC Chair , said: “We are delighted to
welcome the CNPA as an Associate member of the APCC.
“The CNPA oversee the work of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, and
as such have a unique perspective on policing. Their membership
will provide a valuable contribution to the Association and its
members.
“We are looking forward to working with the CNPA and increasing
collaboration and information sharing regarding the important
work we all do.”
Sir Craig Mackay, QPM, CNPA Interim Chair said: “We are delighted
to have been accepted as Associate members of the APCC. The
Association enables a sharing of expertise and advice on vital
issues, and it has an important voice in policing as the home of
policing governance.
“The CNPA feel that membership of the APCC is an important step
as we seek to undertake service expansion which will enable us to
help other police forces protect the public.
“We look forward to engaging with the Association and its
members. We have so much to learn from their collective
experience and knowledge, and we will strive to make a
contribution to that experience and knowledge ourselves in any
way we can”.
Find out more about the APCC, the services provided to members
and the organisations key priorities for 2022-2023 - About the APCC
(apccs.police.uk).
