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Policies and Procedures

The Scheme of Corporate Governance sets out the governance framework that will assist in enabling the Commissioner and Chief Constable to fulfil their statutory functions.

Retention, Disposal & Archiving Policy

Retention, Disposal & Archiving Schedule

Risk Management Strategy

Information Sharing Agreement

Strategic Policing Requirement

Social media guidelines and rules of engagement

Complaints ProcedureIf you would like to raise a complaint against the PCC, the Chief Executive of the Office of the PCC, the Chief Constable, or a member of staff at the Office of the PCC for Lancashire please take a look at our complaints procedure.

Vexatious Complaints Policy

Whistle Blowing PolicyA statement of policy in relation to the handling of qualifying disclosures (a “whistleblowing” process for employees of the Office of the PCC)

Diversity and Inclusion CommitmentA statement of policy in relation to the commitment to diversity and inclusion in the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

Anti Fraud & Anti Corruption Strategy

Succession PlanningView the Police and Crime Commissioner’s succession planning arrangements.

Appropriate PolicyView the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Appropriate Policy

Joint Procurement Strategy

Managing Service User Contact Policy

Withdrawal of Consent Procedure

Joint Culture and Inclusion Strategy

The Code of Practice for VictimsThe revised Victims’ Code (2021) lists out the key entitlements that victims of criminal conduct are entitled to and is available to download on the GOV.UK website.

The Witness CharterThe Witness Charter sets out how you can expect to be treated by the police if you are witness to a crime or incident and if you are asked to give evidence in a criminal court.

The Armed Forces CovenantThe Armed Forces Covenant is a UK government initiative that represents a promise by the nation to ensure that those who serve or have served in the armed forces, and their families, are treated fairly and with respect in the communities, economy, and society they serve with their lives.

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