Police and crime panels

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There is one for each police area in England and Wales outside London. Police areas themselves are defined by Schedule 1 to the Police Act 1996. Each panel exists to hold a police and crime commissioner to account.

The full list of Police and Crime Panels is:

England

  • Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Panel
  • Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Cambridgeshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Cheshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Cleveland Police and Crime Panel
  • Cumbria Police and Crime Panel
  • Derbyshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel
  • Dorset Police and Crime Panel
  • Durham Police and Crime Panel
  • Essex Police and Crime Panel
  • Gloucestershire Police and Crime Panel
  • Greater Manchester Police and Crime Panel
  • Hampshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Hertfordshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Humberside Police and Crime Panel
  • KentPolice and Crime Panel
  • Lancashire Police and Crime Panel
  • Leicestershire Police and Crime Panel
  • Lincolnshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Merseyside Police and Crime Panel
  • Norfolk Police and Crime Panel
  • Northamptonshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Northumbria Police and Crime Panel
  • North Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel
  • South Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Staffordshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Suffolk Police and Crime Panel
  • Surrey Police and Crime Panel
  • Sussex Police and Crime Panel
  • Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel
  • Warwickshire Police and Crime Panel
  • West Mercia Police and Crime Panel
  • West Midlands Police and Crime Panel
  • West Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel
  • Wiltshire Police and Crime Panel

Wales

  • Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel
  • Gwent Police and Crime Panel
  • North Wales Police and Crime Panel
  • South Wales Police and Crime Panel