Public protection planning
Absence of clearly recorded notes on anticipated charges, required evidence, and objectives for sustained public protection operations.
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11 inquiries
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Inquiry recommendation
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MAI-47 - Sufficient resources for operational planning
His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services, the College of Policing and the Home Office should work together to put in place robust systems, policies and guidance to ensure that all police services have sufficient resources dedicated to the development of operational and contingency plans, particularly for responding to Major Incidents, including terrorist attacks.
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52 - Lambeth Council comprehensive action plan
Lambeth Council should develop and publish a comprehensive action plan which details the actions that it will take in response to the issues raised throughout the Inquiry's investigation report. The action plan should be developed and published within six months of the publication of this investigation report, and should be accompanied by timescales for completing identified actions as...
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POH-16 - Clarify whether HCRS and OCS assessment processes differ
The Department shall make a public announcement in which (a) it clarifies whether there will be any differences in the process for assessing financial redress, between the merged HCRS and OCS, and the process currently operating in OCS and if so, (b) it explains what those differences in the process will be.
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53match
MAI-43 - Guidance on covering deceased at mass casualty scenes
Guidance should be provided to event healthcare providers, to emergency service responders other than paramedics and to the public generally about the circumstances in which those who are believed to be dead should be covered. The guidance should make clear that this step should only be taken by a paramedic or other healthcare professional. The guidance should also...
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8 - Mandatory comprehensive Rule 34 and Rule 35 training
The Home Office (in collaboration with NHS England as required) must ensure that comprehensive training on Rule 34 and Rule 35 of the Detention Centre Rules 2001 is rolled out urgently across the immigration detention estate. Staff must be subject to refresher training, at least annually. Attendance must be mandatory for all staff working in immigration removal centres...
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2 - Require IRC contracts to uphold Rule 3 humane detention principles
The Home Office must ensure that each contract for the management of an immigration removal centre must expressly require compliance with the overriding purpose of Rule 3, which is to provide "the secure but humane accommodation of detained persons in a relaxed regime with as much freedom of movement and association as possible, consistent with maintaining a safe...
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MAI-99 - Review licensing guidance on event healthcare
The Ministry of Housing Commuities and Local Government should review the guidance given to all licensing authorities on the decisions they make in relation to venues that hold events, and on what level of event healthcare services may be required at the events likely to be held at those venues. The guidance should indicate appropriate licence conditions to...
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MAI-92 - Emergency service hotline to Force Duty Officer
The College of Policing and Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters should take steps to ensure that each police service establishes a hotline that enables those within the command structure of the three emergency services to make contact with the Force Duty Officer in the event of a declaration of Operation Plato.
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MAI-76 - Review HART mobilisation policies
North West Ambulance Service should review its policies for mobilising the Hazardous Area Response Team resource, to ensure that this team is available as soon as possible for an emergency where its specialist skills are required.
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MAI-75 - Operational Commander to gain situational awareness first
North West Ambulance Service should review its Major Incident Response Plan to make clear that the first resource on scene should assume the role of Operational Commander only once they have achieved situational awareness.
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MAI-73 - NWAS predetermined attendance for specialist teams
North West Ambulance Service should review its Major Incident Response Plan to consider whether, in order to speed up mobilisation, it should provide pre-determined attendances for the Hazardous Area Response Team, Ambulance Intervention Team and Special Operations Response Team crews for Major Incidents.
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MAI-67 - NWAS policy for relieving Operational Commanders
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that it has a policy that sets out the circumstances in which an Operational Commander may be relieved and how that should occur and be communicated to the outgoing Operational Commander and beyond.
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MAI-46 - Guidance on Major Incident plan review frequency
His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services, the College of Policing and the Home Office should issue guidance for all police services on how often operational plans for responding to a Major Incident, including a terrorist incident, should be reviewed, how that review should be conducted, and what rank and experience the officers involved should...
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MAI-44 - Ambulance trusts submit resource recommendations
Having carried out that review, the trusts should make recommendations to their NHS commissioners about the additional and/or different resources they require in order to ensure that they are able to respond effectively to a mass casualty incident in the numbers required.
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MAI-42 - SMG sharing of emergency response plans
SMG should review its processes to ensure that it shares with Greater Manchester Police, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service, British Transport Police and North West Ambulance Service its most current emergency response plans and policies for dealing with an incident at the Arena. It should apply this approach more generally to its operations.
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MAI-7 - Robust version control for operational plans
All police services should ensure that they have robust version control arrangements in place for all plans.
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19 - Nottingham harmful sexual behaviour evaluation
Nottingham City Council and its child protection partners should commission an independent, external evaluation of their practice concerning harmful sexual behaviour, including responses, prevention, assessment, intervention and workforce development. An action plan should be set up to ensure that any recommendations are responded to in a timely manner and progress should be reported to City's Safeguarding Children Partnership.
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Inquiry recommendation
41match
4 - Ensure reasonable internet and computer access for detainees
The Home Office and its contractors must ensure reasonable access to computers and the internet. Contractors must comply in full with Detention Services Order 04/2016: Detainee Access to the Internet, in particular: Computers and the internet provided for detained people's use must be maintained and fixed, if broken, within a reasonable time period, in order to allow detained...
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COVID-M1.7 - Publish Exercise Reports and Lessons
For all civil emergency exercises, the governments of the UK, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should each (unless there are reasons of national security for not doing so): publish an exercise report summarising the findings, lessons and recommendations, within three months of the conclusion of the exercise; publish an action plan setting out the specific steps that will...
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POH-14 - Post Office to engage in negotiations during HSSA appeal period
During the nine-month period afforded to claimants to submit an appeal to the Department in HSSA, the Post Office shall engage in negotiations and/or mediation with any claimants who notify the Post Office of a desire to seek a negotiated or mediated settlement of their claim.
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POH-12 - Amend GLOS to allow claimants oral submissions at panel hearings
The scheme documents governing GLOS should be amended so that a right is conferred upon claimants (exercisable by the claimants themselves or their recognised legal representatives) to make oral submissions in support of their claim at the hearing convened by an independent panel prior to that panel making a binding determination in respect of a claimant's claim or...
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MAI-96 - Force Duty Officer not to handle media enquiries
The College of Policing should issue guidance to all police services to ensure the following, in the event of a Major Incident: a. The Force Duty Officer is not expected to deal with media enquiries. b. The important task of ensuring that the media is kept informed is done in a way that does not interfere with the...
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MAI-94 - Review firearms officer Post Incident Procedures delays
The College of Policing should assess whether delays in the provision of written accounts by some firearms officers involved in the response to the Attack were due to Post Incident Procedures. If so, those procedures should be reviewed.
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MAI-93 - 24-hour qualified command structure rostering
The College of Policing and His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services should ensure that each police service has in place a system that means appropriately qualified and experienced personnel are rostered 24 hours each day so that, in the event of a terrorist attack or any Major Incident, a prepared and effective command structure...
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MAI-88 - Review Arena healthcare equipment provision
SMG should review its approach to the provision of healthcare service equipment at the Arena to ensure that adequate equipment is always available
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MAI-87 - Healthcare provider relationship with NWAS
SMG should ensure that the healthcare service provider at the Arena has a strong working relationship with North West Ambulance Service.
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MAI-85 - NWFC involvement in multi-agency exercises
North West Fire Control should take steps to ensure that it is involved in multi-agency exercises, particularly those that test mobilisation and the response to a Major Incident in line with the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP).
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MAI-83 - Review NWFC information policies during incidents
North West Fire Control should review its guidance and policies on how it receives and passes on information during a Major Incident. It is important that, for any update given, it is established when the last time the person receiving the update was provided with information, to ensure that they are completely up to date.
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MAI-82 - Allocate best-trained operators to Major Incident roles
North West Fire Control should review how it allocates the best-trained and most suitable Control Room Operators to roles during a Major Incident. It should consider whether it is beneficial to allocate a Control Room Operator to monitor communications on a multiagency control room talk group and another Control Room Operator as the specific point of contact for...
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MAI-80 - North West Fire Control regular multi-agency exercising
North West Fire Control should ensure that it regularly tests how it operates, by ensuring that its staff participate in regular exercises and practical tests. These should include multi-agency exercises.
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MAI-74 - NWAS predetermined attendance for Major Incidents
North West Ambulance Service should review its Major Incident Response Plan to consider whether it should be updated to include a predetermined attendance for Major Incidents.
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MAI-68 - Up-to-date site-specific plans for high-risk locations
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that it has up-to-date site-specific plans for all large, complex or high-risk locations within its area.
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MAI-66 - Multi-agency site-specific plans for NWAS
North West Ambulance Service should ensure that all its site-specific plans are multi-agency and that all Category 1 responders operating in the areas it serves have contributed to them.
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MAI-65 - NaCTSO guidance on terrorism risk assessments
NaCTSO should issue guidance in relation to the completion of risk assessments addressing the threat of terrorism.
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MAI-63 - Monitor LRF attendance and flag concerns
Local resilience forums should monitor attendance and participation at their meetings, and flag promptly any concerns about attendance by members to the leadership of the organisation concerned. The Home Office should ensure that this is being done by local resilience forums.
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MAI-62 - LRF oversight of lessons from exercises and incidents
Local resilience forums should establish procedures to ensure that they oversee the process of identifying the lessons to be learned from major exercises, or serious incidents, in their areas, and that they are responsible for overseeing the debriefing of those events.
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MAI-61 - Independent inspection regime for LRFs
Local resilience forums have a vital role in the preparation for the response to any Major Incident. The Cabinet Office and the Home Office should consider implementing an independent inspection regime for local resilience forums.
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MAI-55 - Risk-based visitor restrictions for radicalising prisoners
It is recommended that the Home Office consider introducing a system based on a robust assessment of the risk a prisoner poses for radicalisation of others. This system should allow for proportionate restrictions to be applied to visitors to that person. Controls such as prohibiting vulnerable visitors where justified or ensuring conversations are supervised should be among the...
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MAI-51 - Address Showsec failings identified in Volume 1
Improvements, to the extent that they have not already been made, should be made by Showsec to address the failings identified in Volume 1. Specific consideration should be given to how to address my concerns in relation to complacency.
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MAI-50 - Address Arena failings identified in Volume 1
Improvements, to the extent that they have not already been made, should be made at the Arena to address the failings identified in Volume 1. Specific consideration should be given to how to address my concerns in relation to complacency.
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MAI-45 - Ensure effective explosive detection dog deployment
His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services, Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters and the College of Policing should take steps to ensure that all police services have in place effective systems for the prompt deployment of explosives detection dogs in circumstances in which such animals are needed.
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MAI-8 - Review mass casualty response capacity
Ambulance service trusts should review their capacity to respond to a mass casualty incident. That should include an assessment of whether they have an adequate number of trained specialist personnel to respond effectively to a mass casualty incident.
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MAI-6 - Ensure Airwave Tactical Advisors availability
All police services should ensure that they have made adequate provision for Airwave Tactical Advisors, in particular that an identified Airwave Tactical Advisor is either on duty or on call at all times.
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MAI-5 - Major Incident training for North West Fire Control staff
All North West Fire Control staff should be trained on the best practices for responding to a Major Incident, as identified through its participation in exercises. North West Fire Control should ensure that learning is kept under review.
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LAMI-62 - Implement single agreed guidance for hospital social workers with out-of-area children
Where hospital-based social work staff come into contact with children from other local authority areas, the directors of social services of their employing authorities must ensure that they work to a single set of guidance agreed by all the authorities concerned.
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LAMI-61 - Ensure hospital social workers participate in all child safeguarding hospital meetings
Directors of social services must ensure that hospital social workers participate in all hospital meetings concerned with the safeguarding of children.
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LAMI-60 - Line manage hospital social workers within children and families' services section
Directors of social services must ensure that hospital social workers working with children and families are line managed by the children and families’ section of their social services department.
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LAMI-59 - Provide single-source, up-to-date guidance and monitor adherence for staff
Directors of social services must ensure that staff working with vulnerable children and families are provided with up-to-date procedures, protocols and guidance. Such practice guidance must be located in a single-source document. The work should be monitored so as to ensure procedures are followed.
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LAMI-58 - Require a properly maintained chronology in every child's case file
Directors of social services must ensure that every child’s case file includes, on the inside of the front cover, a properly maintained chronology.
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LAMI-57 - Ensure social workers can access international information on vulnerable children
Directors of social services must ensure that social work staff are made aware of how to access effectively information concerning vulnerable children which may be held in other countries.
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