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Modernising Police Powers: Review of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984

The Home Office aims to re-focus police investigation and evidence-gathering processes on serving the needs of victims and witnesses, and helping raise the efficiency and effectiveness of the police service.

A review of the PACE Act 1984, which governs police powers and procedures, is part of that work.

The review will build on the extensive work carried out since the joint Home Office and Cabinet Office Review of PACE in 2002, and will scope the potential for further rationalisation of police powers.

This consultation suggests how the review can be taken forward.  Your views on this are welcomed.

Send your response to the consultation to: pacereview@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk

Or write to:

Alan Brown
Police Leadership and Powers Unit~
The Home Office
4th floor Peel
2 Marsham Street
London
SW1P 4DF

Closing date for responses is 31 May 2007.

Date: Wed Mar 14 11:04:59 GMT 2007

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