Public Inquiry Recommendations
Showing 13 of 1,955 recommendations from Daniel Morgan Panel
What these recommendations are about — Daniel Morgan Panel
Key themes in this inquiry:
Police investigation management ·
Police institutional racism ·
Police Vetting Inconsistencies ·
Corporate data issues ·
Police media disclosure
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Report published 2021 — 23 recommendations across this inquiry.
DM-1
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Forensic analysis of Daniel Morgan's diary
The Panel has received advice from an independent forensic science expert it consulted, Dr Kathryn Mashiter that useful work could still be carried out on this document. It therefore recommends …
DM-2
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
DNA samples from Police Officer Z31's relatives
The Panel recommends that the Metropolitan Police consider the desirability and explore the possibility of obtaining samples of DNA from former Police Officer Z31's relatives, to compare it with the …
DM-3
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Prevent replication of Abelard Two management failures
It is recommended that the Metropolitan Police introduce systems to ensure that the management arrangements which applied during the Abelard Two Investigation can never be replicated in any future investigation, …
DM-4
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Review HOLMES system resources
The HOLMES system is both an investigative tool and a quality assurance mechanism, but it requires significant resources if it is to be used properly. The Panel recommends that the …
DM-5
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Separate SIO and Family Liaison Officer roles
The Metropolitan Police should ensure that the role of the Family Liaison Officer is never carried out by the Senior Investigating Officer of an investigation. There is an inherent conflict …
DM-6
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Guidance on unlawful disclosure recovery options
It is recommended that the Metropolitan Police establish a process to inform police officers about the recovery options available to them when material is unlawfully disclosed.
DM-8
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Guidance on disclosing material to journalists
Guidance should be issued by the Metropolitan Police to enable officers to determine whether it is appropriate, necessary and lawful to disclose investigative material to journalists. That guidance should include …
DM-12
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Resources for tackling police corruption
The Metropolitan Police must ensure that the necessary resources are allocated to the task of tackling corrupt behaviour among its officers. Without proper resources there can be no effective fight …
DM-15
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Regular security clearance updates for police
Security clearance processes for police officers and police staff are fundamental to any anti-corruption strategy. Regular updating of the security status of each individual is essential to identify any concerns …
DM-18
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Realistic timelines for non-statutory inquiries
Prior to the establishment of any future non-statutory inquiries or panel, there should be an honest and full discussion between the relevant police force(s) and the sponsoring Government department, to …
DM-19
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Timely access to material for panels
Arrangements must be made in future to ensure that any Panel has timely access to the material required to do its work. Organisations that promise to make 'exceptional and full …
DM-20
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
HOLMES access for independent panels
All independent panels and inquiries examining police investigations should be given full access to the associated HOLMES accounts at their secure premises when they begin their work.
DM-22
Accepted
Daniel Morgan Panel
(2021)
Secure storage for panel sensitive material
In any future Panel inquiry, arrangements should be made for the storage of sensitive material in the Panel's premises, in a similar manner to provision made for inquiries being conducted …