The Police and Crime Panel

The Police and Crime Panel (PCP) have the power to scrutinise Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) activities, including the ability to review the Police and Crime Plan and annual report, request PCC papers and call the PCC to public hearings. The PCP can also veto decisions on the local Council Tax precept and the appointment of a new Chief Constable.

The panel can also seek a professional view from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) regarding potential dismissals, and will agree on a lead authority to hold central funding and provide scrutiny support. The Panel do not hold the police to account, as that is the role of the elected PCC.

The four local authorities in the Humberside Police area (East Riding of Yorkshire, Hull, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire) are responsible for establishing and maintaining the PCP. The Humberside Police and Crime Panel is made up of councillor members from each local authority, and a number of independent members. North Lincolnshire Council is the lead authority for the panel.

To view information on the Police and Crime Panel CLICK HERE to visit their webpage:

Correspondence with the Police and Crime Panel
Regarding the Precept 2024-25	13.02.24 Panel Budget Report
Regarding the Precept 2023-24	09.02.23 Panel Budget Report
Regarding the Precept 2022-23	07.02.22 Panel Budget Report 10.02.22 PCC Reponse to Panel Report
Regarding the Police and Crime Plan	14.10.21 Report from PCP to PCC
Regarding the Precept 2021-22	08.02.21 Panel Budget Report
Regarding the Precept 2020-21	07.02.20 Panel Budget Report 11.02.20 PCC Response to Panel Report
Regarding the Precept 2019-20	08.02.19 Panel Budget Report 11.02.19 PCC Response to Panel Report
Regarding the Precept 2018-19	09.02.18 Panel Budget Report 13.02.18 PCC Response to Panel Report
Regarding the appointment of the Chief Constable	22.06.17 Confirmation Hearing Report
Regarding the Precept 2017-18	06.02.17 Precept 2017-18 Report 06.02.17 MTRS 2017-22 06.02.17 Appendices 08.02.17 Covering Letter 08.02.17 Report from PCP to PCC 10.02.17 PCC response to PCP comments
Regarding the Police and Crime Plan	16.01.17 Report from PCP to PCC 20.01.17 PCC Response to PCP comments
Regarding the appointment of the Chief Executive	27.10.16 Report from PCP to PCC
Regarding the Precept 2016-17	05.02.16 Report from PCC to PCP 06.02.16 PCP Response to PCC proposals 10.02.16 PCC Response to PCP comments
Regarding the Precept 2015-16	03.03.15 Report from PCC to PCP 06.02.15 PCP Response to PCC 12.02.15 PCC Response to PCP comments
Regarding the appointment of the Chief Executive	06.03.14 Letter from PCP re appointment of the Chief Exec 07.03.14 PCC response to PCP
Regarding the Precept 2014-15	04.02.14 Report from PCC to PCP 06.02.14 PCP Response to PCC 11.02.14 PCC Response to PCP comments
Regarding the appointment of the Deputy PCC	27.12.12 PCP Response re appointment of Deputy PCC 27.12.12 PCC Response to PCP comments 31.12.12 Letter to PCP members re appointment of Deputy PCC
Regarding the appointment of the Chief Constable	08.02.13 PCP response re appointment of Chief Constable
Regarding the Precept 2013-14	08.02.13 PCP confirmation of proposed precept
Regarding the Police and Crime Plan 2013-17	21.03.13 PCP response to presentation of Police and Crime Plan 22.03.13 PCC response to PCP comments
Regarding the Annual Report 2012-13	03.09.13 PCP response to presentation of Annual Report

Complaints

Complaints regarding the Police and Crime Commissioner must be referred to the Police and Crime Panel.

To view the most recent complaints report from September 2023 CLICK HERE