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This strategy has been developed in line with the government’s national strategy 2018 and the national police chiefs' council victims and witnesses strategy 2019-2021. It sets out how we will listen to and understand what victims really want and need to improve the service and support we provide to victims and witnesses.
We seek to improve the victim or witnesses experience. We will ensure:
It seeks to ensure that we deliver the highest quality, clear consistent and compassionate service, providing the required practical and emotional support and a quality of service that satisfies and delivers what they need. It will include existing and developing initiatives as well as identifying and driving forward improvements for those at the heart of everything we do. In order to achieve this, we will: