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* The following support services are all covered by FOI apart from ACPOS & SCDEA:
* The following support services are all covered by FOI apart from ACPOS & SCDEA:
:* Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland (ACPOS)
:* Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland (ACPOS)
:* Scottish Police Services Authority
:* {{WDTK|Scottish Police Services Authority|spsa}}
:* Forensic Services
:* Forensic Services
:* Information Services – Criminal Justice  
:* Information Services – Criminal Justice  

Revision as of 12:14, 8 April 2012

Introduction

Police forces in England and Wales

FOIA Schedule 1 lists:

59 - A chief officer of police of a police force in England or Wales.

Section 101 of the Police Act 1996 defines "chief officer of police" to mean one of:

Police Forces in Scotland

  • The following support services are all covered by FOI apart from ACPOS & SCDEA:

Police Forces in Northern Ireland

Non-geographic Police Forces

FOIA Schedule I includes:

However there are other non-geographic police forces:

The National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit is not normally considered a police force in its own right.

Armed forces police

(Not to be confused with Ministry of Defence police.)

Civilian police forces associate with Ministry of Defence

  • Gibraltar Defence Police[1]
  • Sovereign Base Areas Police[2]

Ports, Waterways, Tunnels and Airport Police

Airport police

Port police

Tunnels police

Waterways

Park police

Ceremonial constabularies

Cathedral constabulary

Kew Constabulary


University constabulary

Bodies associated with policing that are not polices forces

See also

Resources