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A Community Safety Conference
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Closer Working and Merger of CDRPs, DATs and Other Partnerships
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Monday 12th July 2004
Local Government House, Central London
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The Police Reform White Paper (Policing a New Century) outlined the Government’s aims of bringing DATs and CDRPs together. Arrangements for the integration of DATs and CDRPs in unitary and metropolitan authorities, and closer working in two tier authorities should now be finalised. This conference looks at the practical issues in implementation and achievement of shared outcomes. The conference will look at the Government expectations of authorities in relation to merger and closer working in the light of the next round of crime and disorder and drug strategy audits and the expectations for the CPA.
The conference will provide good practice illustration and focus on the roles of the merged agencies and the links to other bodies such as YOTs and the Local Strategic Partnership. In addition pilot work developed through the Innovations Forum with the Home Office will highlight the potential for greater target alignment and more streamlined and flexible funding.
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- Members responsible for CDRP/DAT partnerships
- Chief Officers responsible for CDRP/DAT partnerships
- Chair and members of the CDRP
- DAT Chairs
- DAT Co-ordinators
- YOT Managers
- BCU Commanders
- Community Safety Officers
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To provide an overview of the Government’s objectives following recent publication of guidance for closer working/merging of CDRPs and DATS
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To provide the view of the audit commission on evaluation of merged services for audits and the refreshed 2005/06 CPA framework
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To examine the extent of merger and closer working and the Home Office support through regional offices
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To share good practice in the formation of merged services and feedback from the Home Office delivery project
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To provide a forum to examine a chosen good practice case study in-depth.
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David Truscott, Head of the Partnership Performance and Support Unit, the Home Office
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Zoe Billingham, Director of Criminal Justice and Community Safety, The Audit Commission
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Margaret Geary, Government Office of the West Midlands
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David Wareing, Chief Executive, Worcester City Council
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Mary Walker, Head of Policy & Equalities, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
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Martin Davis, Head of Community Safety, London Borough of Hackney
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