Website: www.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/policing-and-crime/E Mail: policingandcrime@westyorks-ca.gov.uk Phone: 0113 348 1740Address: The West Yorkshire Combined AuthorityPolice and CrimeWellington House40-50 Wellington StreetLeedsLS1 2DE In particular, we are unable to deal directly with complaints about the performance of West Yorkshire Police or any of its officers. You can find out how to deal with such complaints under www.westyorkshire.police.uk. If you are unsure whether your complaint can be reviewed by the Committee, please first contact the PCP Officer on 07920 833353 who will be able to advise you. If you have asked the West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) to review the outcome of a complaint you have made against West Yorkshire Police, please note that the panel is not another avenue of appeal and we do not have the legal authority to review the outcome of that review. More information? For more information on how to lodge a complaint, click on the links below: Website: www.policeconduct.gov.ukEmail: enquiries@policeconduct.gov.uk Phone: 0300 020 0096 (9:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday)Address: Independent Police Complaints CommissionPO Box 473SaleM33 0BW Informal resolution is the process of promoting, assisting and leading to the resolution of a complaint without going through any judicial or formal proceedings. There are some things we cannot investigate because there is a more appropriate body to deal with your complaint or because we do not have the legal authority to do so. If we are unable to assist you, we will inform you of other organisations that may be able to assist you. The effective functioning of a police service depends on the respect and trust of the public in which it operates. Email: pcpofficer@wakefield.gov.uk Phone: 07920 833358Address: Police & Crime Panel1st Floor Policy & PartnershipsTown HallWakefieldWF1 2HQVe more contact detailsWest Yorkshire Police Professional Standards Department (for complaints about police officers or police personnel):Website: www.westyorkshire.police.ukEmail: psd.genenq@westyorkshire.pnn.police.ukPhone: 101Address: Professional Standards DepartmentWest Yorkshire PoliceLaburnum RoadWakefieldWF1 3QP Our Gorvins Solicitors Police`s Family Law Team prides itself on providing excellent legal advice and unparalleled service to West Yorkshire Police Officers, their family members and members of the association. Through our years of working with a number of associations, we have developed unique relationships and a deep understanding of the needs of police officers from a legal perspective. We deal with all types of family and matrimonial law and can provide you with the expertise you need to resolve your issue. We are committed to serving you and providing you with first-class legal advice.
File a complaintWhen to complain.. If you have concerns about something the Mayor or Deputy Mayor for Police and Crime (DMPC) has said or done, the first step is to discuss it with them. Your contact details are set out below. We do not regulate that organization, but it appears on our registry because there are SRA-regulated people working here. Below is a list of SRA-regulated individuals in this organization. What we can do. Complaints about the conduct of the Mayor or his DMPC are handled either by the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC) or by us, the panel. As a member of a police federation, you work hard for the public, which is why we want to help you. Read our new brochure #ClickB4UCall guide Could you click before calling? In case of emergency, dial 999 and not emergency 101.
Get advice on which number to call We can look into complaints about how a decision was made or the behaviour of the mayor or his DMPC if it caused you problems. For example, you may want to complain that the mayor or his DMPC does not follow their own rules. What we can`t do. We can`t just question what the mayor or his DMPC did just because you don`t agree with it. There must be an error alleged by the mayor or his DMPC. For example, you might think they didn`t follow the right process to make a decision. We also provide specialized assistance to police associations in a variety of other matters, including dispute resolution, residential transfer and wills, trusts and estates. Independent Police Conduct Office (IOPC Funds) (for complaints about alleged or potential criminal cases):. Where does this information come from? Most of the information on this page comes from the Solicitors Regulation Authority. However, some information may have been processed directly by the professional, the company or its representative. Learn more.
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