District policing partnership

What are DPPs?

"A DPP is a meaningful partnership between the district council, councillors and representatives of the local community for the purpose of monitoring the effectiveness of policing in that area. Also, the DPP will act as a forum for discussion and consultation on matters affecting the policing of the district, which it is responsible for. This will include, for example, the prioritisation of policing issues on behalf of local people."[1]

• DPPs are only found in Northern Ireland, and were created following reccomendations made in the Patten report[2]
• More info on DPPs here: http://www.districtpolicing.com

DPPs on WhatDoTheyKnow.com

• A full list can be seen here: http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/body/list/dpp

• Antrim District Policing Partnership
• Ards District Policing Partnership
• Armagh District Policing Partnership
• Ballymena District Policing Partnership
• Ballymoney District Policing Partnership
• Banbridge District Policing Partnership
• Belfast District Policing Partnership
• Carrickfergus District Policing Partnership
• Castlereagh District Policing Partnership
• Coleraine District Policing Partnership
• Cookstown District Policing Partnership
• Craigavon District Policing Partnership
• Derry District Policing Partnership
• Down District Policing Partnership
• Dungannon & South Tyrone District Policing Partnership
• Fermanagh District Policing Partnership
• Larne District Policing Partnership
• Limavaday District Policing Partnership
• Lisburn District Policing Partnership
• Magherafelt District Policing Partnership
• Moyle District Policing Partnership
• Newry & Mourne District Policing Partnership
• Newtownabbey District Policing Partnership
• Omagh District Policing Partnership
• Strabane District Policing Partnership