Strategies and Policies
Policies
- Commissioner's response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic: Summary infographic | Full Report
- Corporate Governance Framework
- Corporate Governance Framework FAQs
- Code of Conduct: Commissioner/Deputy Commissioner
- Collaboration: A Statement
- All Wales Subject Access Policy and Procedure
- Freedom of Information Policy
- Freedom of Information Publication Scheme
- Health and Safety Policy
- Media Protocol – Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Panel
- Strategic Policing Requirement (Home Office)
- Volunteer Policy
- Welsh Language Measure, Compliance notice and actions taken to comply with the standards
- Decision Making Policy
- Retention and Disposal Policy and Schedule
- Notification of Disclosable Interests, Police and Crime Commissioner
- Whistleblowing Policy
- Dyfed-Powys Victim Engagement Forum Terms of Reference
- Managing Customer Contact Policy
- OPCC Complaints Policy
- OPCC Complaints Procedure
- Welsh Language Strategy 2024/2025
- Estates Strategy 2020
- General Equality Duties
- Commissioning Framework 2021-22
- Engagement and Communications Strategy
- Complaints Scrutiny Framework
- Police and Crime Plan 2021-25
- Strategic Equality Plan 2024-2008
- Strategic Equality Plan 2020-2024
- Strategic Equality Plan 2020-2024 (Large Print)
- Strategic Equality Plan 2020-2024 (Easy Read)
- Commissioning Strategy 2023
- 2023-2024 OPCC Business Plan
- Serious Violence Duty Strategy
Strategies
Legislative Requirements
- Publishing Requirements
A list of the information I must publish by law, with details of how this is being achieved. It includes the need for detail about office holders, staff, income and expenditure, property, rights and liabilities, decisions and policies. - Annual complaints performance report
Research and Guidance
- Aberystwyth University Rural Crime Study - June 2022 - This report is the third in a biennial series of evaluations of the rural crime and policing initiatives developed across Dyfed-Powys; in addition to the regional examinations which have been published in 2017 and 2019, for the first time this year the survey was extended across all four police forces in Wales. Together with this wider focus beyond Dyfed-Powys, the current survey also targeted rural residents more generally – alongside the farming community – to ascertain their views on policing, crime and wider impacts from Covid and Brexit.
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Aberystwyth Rural Crime Study –December 2017 - This report focuses on rural and farm crime in the Dyfed-Powys policing area its purpose was to address specific needs of Dyfed-Powys Police (DPP) surrounding the recording and investigation of farm and rural crime.
Reports
- Knife Angel in Newtown, Powys January 2020 Post Engagement Appraisal
- Compliance Annual Report 2023
- Compliance Annual Report 2022
- Compliance Annual Report 2021
- Compliance Annual Report 2020
- Strategic Equality Plan Progress Report 2021
- Strategic Equality Plan Progress Report 2022
- Strategic Equality Plan Progress Report 2023
- Welsh Language Annual Report 2021-22
- Welsh Language Annual Report 2022-2023
- Welsh Language Annual Report 2023-2024