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Police Complaints Board annual report [1983]

01 January 1991

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Police Complaints Board annual report [1983]
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In its 1983 annual report, published yesterday, the Police
Complaints Board warned the Government that its minor complaints
conciliation procedure would need careful monitoring. The Board
dealt with 7399 cases last year, a fall of 345 over 1982.

Guardian 84/04/27 p2; Telegraph p9

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