A great deal of information about the work of the Police and Crime Commissioner is already published and available in various formats. Our Publication Scheme outlines what information is readily available from us without your needing to ask us for it. By readily available we mean that the information is available on our website; can be obtained from us if you request it by letter, e-mail or telephone call; can be purchased from us; or can be found in a local library.
Part 2 of our Publication Scheme sets out the classes or types of information that we publish or intend to publish. Part 3 lists a number of the publications that support the Publication Scheme. It lists specific publications we make available, how they can be obtained and whether they are free or if we will ask you to pay a charge.
Making a Freedom of Information Request
If the information you are interested in is not already available, you can contact us to submit a Freedom of Information request. The Direct.gov website has useful guidance on how to go about submitting a Freedom of Information (FOI) request here.
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Please click below to view PCC’s FOI Disclosure Logs.
To view the documents regarding the Freedom of Information requests into correspondence between the Police and Crime Commissioner and the Home Secretary, Government Ministers, Director General of the National Crime Agency and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, please click below.
Data Sharing
The OPCC for Surrey shares data in accordance with the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act. We use the Government Marking Scheme for our documents.
We operate a working protocol with the Police and Crime Panel for Surrey, which includes data sharing.