Police and crime panels

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:

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