Policing Public Order Digital Conference

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With the growing concern of large-scale protests and economic and social after-effects of the pandemic, civil unrest naturally is a growing risk in society. From officer health being put at risk due to heightened hostility towards the police to the Home Office increasing police powers, it has never been a better time to discuss these issues from personal lived-in experiences with senior experts in handling public order.Join Westminster Insight's Policing Public Order Digital Conference, and learn from senior policing figures on how to efficiently manage civil unrest.The conference will be a full day event looking to provide in-depth insights from well-established police organisations such as HMICFRS, NPCC, Police and Crime Commissioner, NatCen and many more. Delegates will not only learn about front-line pressure the police are facing, but gain valuable insight on strategies to take on mass protests, challenges the police have undertaken due to the COVID-19 pandemic and tackling the root cause of public disorder.Expert Speakers:- Matt Parr CB, HM Inspector of Constabulary, HMICFRS- Chief Constable BJ Harrington, Essex Police, NPCC Public Order Lead- Martin Surl, Gloucestershire Police, Police and Crime Commissioner- ACC Chris Noble, Humberside Police, NPCC Protest Lead- Sal Naseem, Regional Director for London, IOPC- Gemma Charge, Head of Analysis, NPoCC- Jeffrey DeMarco, Director, Crime and Justice NatCen- Niven Rennie, Director, Scottish Violence Reduction Unit- Madeleine Stone, Legal and Policy Officer, Big Brother WatchKey topics to expect:- We will discuss the impact the pandemic has had on policing public order, police concerns around rising unemployment and the easing of restrictions, and the police strategy after COVID-19- We will focus on the latest proposed changes to police powers, including stop and search and the use of force, and the how the police are implementing them by HMIC lead inspector Matt Parr and NPCC Public Order Lead, CC BJ Harrington- You will hear from ACC Chris Noble, NPCC Protest Lead, on the lessons learnt from mass protests last year and how the national strategy for policing public order is changing- We will address the pressure the police are facing the front line, the impact this could have on their communities, and how the relationship between the police and public can be improved to better address the root causes of public disorderTo register or for more information visit: https://wminsgt.link/PPO-EVVNT URL:Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/767922-2?pid=5569 Prices:Private Sector: GBP 325.0,Central Government: GBP 275.0,Local Government: GBP 250.0,Emergency Services/NHS: GBP 250.0,Higher Education: GBP 250.0,Voluntary Sector/Not for Profit: GBP 250.0 Time: 08:45 - 13:15 Category: Conferences | Government and Social Sector