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HMPPS’s failure to deliver Gemini also means that police forces and the Probation Service lack...
Conclusion
HMPPS’s failure to deliver Gemini also means that police forces and the Probation Service lack timely access to tagging data to investigate crime, supervise offenders and protect the public.20 HMPPS expected Gemini and the user portal to provide a range of benefits for stakeholders, including: a single version of case management records; improved management information and reporting; and access to historical and real-time maps of offenders’ movements for offenders wearing GPS tags. Without Gemini, police and probation officers cannot access data in real-time across all offenders on GPS tags and have to submit manual requests for location data.21
Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 14 December 2022. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document.
Source
Committee
Public Accounts Committee
Inquiry
Electronic Monitoring programme
Report
Twenty-First Report: Transforming electronic monitoring services
21 Oct 2022
HC 34
Addressee Bodies
HM Treasury
Timeline
Recommendation age
3.9 yrs
Report published
21 Oct 2022