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ROLE OF POLICE AUTHORITIES IN THE 1990s

01 January 1991

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ROLE OF POLICE AUTHORITIES IN THE 1990s
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LONDON AND DEMOCRATIC - THE ROLE OF POLICE AUTHORITIES IN THE
1990s

Author(s): Association of Metropolitan Authorities
Publisher: AMA 1991, 13pp
Keywords: Police Policing Police Authorities

Contents:
"In 1990 the Association of Metropolitan Authorities set up a
working party, comprising members across all parties, in response
to wide-spread current public discussion about the way in which
the police service is provided, a discussion which for the most
part has ignored the role of police authorities and the issue of
democratic involvement."

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