Analysis
Briefing room: how the Met’s ‘illegal’ vetting removal process works
More than 300 officers and staff have been processed through Operation Assure which is now subject to legal challenge. Gary Mason looks at how the process works and why the Met's management view it as a fair system.
Category: Gross misconductLQCManagementMisconduct proceedingsVetting
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