Good and bad practice on 'notifiable associations'

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Good and bad practice on 'notifiable associations'

The difference between abuse of position and sexual harassment not always understood.

The guidelines state officers should not use their own personal contact details and mobile phones to contact members of the public

Date - 27th September 2019
By - Gary Mason

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The HMICFRS report on officers who abuse their position for sexual purposes took a broader look at what an acceptable personal relationship between an officer and a member of the public should look like. The College of Policing issued guidance in...

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