Gloucestershire Police and Crime Commissioner survey
Gloucestershire is about to vote for the county's first Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) on November 15.
The new £65,000 a year PCC will have wide ranging powers over policing and the criminal justice system in Gloucestershire - including a mandate to hire or fire chief constables.
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PCC
TiG, The Citizen and Gloucestershire Echo want to hear your views about the new PCC role including questions about their powers and the proposed salary.
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Valid until: Sunday, May 26 2013
Please take five minutes to fill in the form below and let us know your views on the role.
You can find out more here: Police and Crime Commissioner Home Office website
* This survey is now closed - thanks to everyone who filled it in. The results will be unveiled on Saturday, November 3 on TiG.
Comments
by Justica
Friday, October 26 2012, 12:04AM
“Because the advert is pandering to a PC viewpoint by only showing 'white' criminals, if this is to be a foretaste of how things will be handled, then as a white who is discriminated against, I do do not see any benefits of PCC. We already have the situation where certain crimes are 'buried' in the interests of PC and no description given of perpetrators unless they are white. There will be just someone else committed to walking on eggshells out of fear.”