First presentation:
Uncomfortable knowledge, the production of ignorance, and the trustworthiness of UK policing – Prof Mark Fenton-O’Creevy
Why do organisations that employ many good people committed to serving the public fail to notice, or challenge terrible behaviour? Some of the answers may lie in recent work on the production and uses of ignorance in organisations. Mark Fenton-O’Creevy will discuss his recently published research (in collaboration with Ben Bowles, Linda Maguire and Emma Williams) that addresses this question.
Second presentation:
Financial decision making enabling within a police service as a system – Davin Parrott, West Midlands Police
As with any large organisation, decisions regarding funding, budgeting, etc. must be made within police forces and these decisions will have effects beyond any one department or team; in short, police forces are systems.
This presentation will outline an approach taken within West Midlands Police that seeks to enable informed decision making through a systems approach to force finances.
The States of Jersey Police recently completed a transformative Continued Professional Development (CPD) programme that is setting a new benchmark in investigative excellence and fostering increased public confidence in law enforcement.
Designed and delivered by Ian McNeill, Senior Lecturer in CPD Development in Policing at the Centre for Policing Research and Learning (CPRL) at the Open University, the programme was developed in collaboration with the Operation Soteria Joint Unit and academics from across all six pillars of the Operation Soteria national programme.