Yesterday the CoPaCC published their third thematic “Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) and Innovation”. This is the third in a series of six core CoPaCC Thematics comparing PCCs and sharing best practice. Each thematic will cover PCCs’ key areas of responsibility encouraging collaboration and best practice sharing.
CoPaCC invited thought leaders from the public, private and third sector to share their thoughts on PCCs and Innovation. Josie Cluer, Public Sector Lead at Moorhouse, added her insight and experience to the topic. She argued that police forces who succeed in keeping up with the rapidly changing world around them have three key features: first, they anticipate changes; second, they innovate to develop new solutions to their problems; and third, they have the organisational agility and adaptability to change the way they work quickly.
Click the link to read the CoPaCC Thematic, PCCs and Innovation.
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