Published items

This procedure explains the standards & processes all users will adopt in order to achieve the principles in relation to the retention and disposal of records.

This procedure describes the importance of monitoring compliance with legal, regulatory and contractual requirements.

This policy provides an overview of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems and their capabilities.

The purpose of this protocol is to account for the extra hours worked arising from the change to and from BST.

This protocol is to outline the provision of Health Services to members of the Special Constabulary, volunteers, individuals on work experience and any unpaid groups attachments are such that from time to time officers will need the support of services from Occupational Health and Welfare.

This procedure defines the Kent Police procedure for the management of user accounts that provide access to their networks and information systems.

This protocol describes the standards, which are applied to police applicants (including Special Constables). It describes the medical conditions, which are likely to either render the candidate suitable for appointment, unsuitable for appointment or where further information, investigation and assessment are likely to be required before coming to a decision.

The Health Act 2006, which came into force during the summer of 2007, banned smoking in all public buildings and enclosed places throughout the country.

The aim of this procedure is to ensure that an accurate record of journeys and vehicle mileage is captured in accordance with legal requirements.

This protocol applies to police officers, police staff and members of the special constabulary for both Essex and Kent Police services, irrespective of their role within the organisation.