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Police and Crime Commissioner Survey – One Year On

31/10/2013

In November 2012, Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) were elected by the public to help cut crime and deliver an effective and efficient police service across force areas in England and Wales.

As part of their roles, PCCs are expected to engage with the public and ensure that community needs are met as effectively as possible, improve local relationships and increase police accountability.

To gather initial views and experiences across the Neighbourhood & Home Watch movement, we issued a preliminary PCC survey in March 2013 (the results from this survey can be seen here). Since then, many of you have been in touch to discuss PCC issues, and the impact on the movement as a whole.

As we approach the one year appointment of PCCs we would like to invite you to participate in our second PCC survey to measure any change in opinion and assess your experiences so far.

The survey should take no longer than five minutes, responses will remain anonymous and no specialist knowledge will be required.

The closing date for this survey is Friday 8^th November 2013.
To take part in the survey, please click here.

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