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HMICFRS responses

Surrey PCC Response to HMICFRS Report: “Review of Policing Domestic Abuse During the Pandemic – 2021”

20th August 2021

Read the PCC’s response here.

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Surrey PCC Response to HMICFRS Report: “Policing in the pandemic – The police response to the coronavirus pandemic during 2020” and the supplementary report “Custody Services in a Covid-19 Environment”

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