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Decision Log 059/2014 – Independent Member Attendance Allowance Scheme 2014/15

8th May 2014

The Police and Crime Commissioner has recently reviewed the Attendance Allowance for Independent Members of the Audit Committee and Misconduct Panels. Please click here to view the decision paper.

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Decision Log 058/2014 – Contribution to the National Rural Crime Network

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