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Meetings and agendas

Joint Audit Committee – 25 November 2020

24th November 2020

To be held via remote link:

Agenda

    1. Apologies for absence
    2. Urgent Matters
    3. Declaration of Interests
    4.JAC Annual Governance Statement and Financial Statement 2019-20
    4a. Group Statement of Accounts 2019-20
    4b. CC Statement of Accounts 2019-20
    4c. Surrey Police – LoR to EY draft
    4d. Surrey Police – Audit Results Report 2019-20

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“Real results on the issues that matter to residents”: Commissioner’s data reveals 305 fewer burglaries in Surrey 
Two officers in high-vis jackets and hats stand in Epsom outside a parade of shops. Both are looking at Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, a woman with short blonde hair who wears pink trousers and a black and white polka dot blouse. All of the people in the image are smiling and a conversation is taking place.

Surrey Police’s charging rate for burglaries has increased by 56 per cent in a year.

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“We all have a part to play”: Deputy Commissioner shares modern slavery ‘red flags’
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Ellie Vesey-Thompson, a blonde woman in a navy dress, stands in front of a window that bears a Surrey Police logo. She looks directly into the camera with a slight smile.

Surrey’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner has shared ‘red flags’ that could mean someone is a modern slavery victim.

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Commissioner unveils new mural on Epsom footpath highlighted as a concern by residents
The image shows a large group of people standing on a path in front of a low bridge. The bridge is painted in purples and blues. In front of the group is a ribbon, and one of the people in the image - Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend - has a pair of scissors in her hand. The group are looking into the camera and smiling.

The new artwork was created on a footpath where there have been reports of anti-social behaviour and robbery.

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