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 The '''National Police Coordination Centre''' (NPoCC) is a national unit, which coordinates the local, regional and national police response to range of events including public order incidents. It was formed in April 2013 as part of the [[National Police Chiefs Council | National Police Chiefs’ Council]] (NPCC).<ref name="launch"/>
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	The '''National Police Coordination Centre''' (NPoCC) is a national unit, which coordinates the local, regional and national police response to range of events including public order incidents. It was formed in April 2013 as part of the [[National Police Chiefs Council \| National Police Chiefs’ Council]] (NPCC).<ref name="launch"/>		The '''National Police Coordination Centre''' (NPoCC) is a national unit, which coordinates the local, regional and national police response to range of events including public order incidents. It was formed in April 2013 as part of the [[National Police Chiefs Council \| National Police Chiefs’ Council]] (NPCC).<ref name="launch"/>
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 Originally, it was formed under the auspices of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) but when that body was scrapped, it fell under its successor organisation the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC).<ref name="Eversheds"/>
-The NPoCC reports to the NPCC and is monitored by an eponymously named governance board.<ref name="Eversheds"/> It should be noted that while the NPoCC is the lead police agency in many types of major incidents, it does not have that role in cases deemed to be connected with terrorism - this falls to the [[Counter Terrorism Policing Operations Centre]] (CTPOC) operationally, and the UK [[National Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters]] (NCTP HQ) in developing policy.<ref>Note: It is unclear where exactly the responsibilities between the CTPOC and NCTP HQ falls. However, while CTPOC is part of the Metropolitan Police and NCTPHQ part of the NPCC, it is traditionally the same officer of Assistant Commissioner rank with the Metropolitan Police has overall responsibility for both units. See:[https://www.npcc.police.uk/NPCCBusinessAreas/TerrorismandAlliedMatters.aspx Terrorism and Allied Matters], NPCC, undated (accessed 23 June 2020).</ref><ref> Note: On the Counter Terrorism Police website it is explained: 'At the centre of the network sits the Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters (CTPHQ), which devises policy and strategy, coordinates national projects and programmes, and provides a single national Counter Terrorism Policing voice for key stakeholders including government, intelligence agencies and other partners.Alongside the headquarters is the National Operations Centre, a central command made up of units that provide operational support to the national network.The National CBRN Centre brings together the emergency services to protect and prepare the UK against the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) threat. Other parts of the network include regional Special Branches and other special units'. See:[https://www.counterterrorism.police.uk/our-network/ Our Network], Counter-Terror police, undated (accessed 4 July 2020).</ref> The NPoCC, however, does assist with asset management and audit for counter terror (and organised crime) purposes.<ref name="April2015"/> There is also quite some overlap between the NCTPHQ remit that includes '[[domestic extremism]]' and the sort public order incidents falling under the NPoCC's remit.
+The NPoCC reports to the NPCC and is monitored by an eponymously named governance board.<ref name="Eversheds"/> It should be noted that while the NPoCC is the lead police agency in many types of major incidents, it does not have that role in cases deemed to be connected with terrorism - this falls to the [[Counter Terrorism Policing Operations Centre]] (CTPOC) operationally, and the UK [[National Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters]] (NCTP HQ) in developing policy.<ref>Note: It is unclear where exactly the responsibilities between the CTPOC and NCTP HQ falls. However, while CTPOC is part of the Metropolitan Police and NCTPHQ part of the NPCC, it is traditionally the same officer of Assistant Commissioner rank with the Metropolitan Police has overall responsibility for both units. See:[https://www.npcc.police.uk/NPCCBusinessAreas/TerrorismandAlliedMatters.aspx Terrorism and Allied Matters], NPCC, undated (accessed 23 June 2020).</ref><ref> Note: On the Counter Terrorism Police website it is explained: 'At the centre of the network sits the Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters (CTPHQ), which devises policy and strategy, coordinates national projects and programmes, and provides a single national Counter Terrorism Policing voice for key stakeholders including government, intelligence agencies and other partners.Alongside the headquarters is the National Operations Centre, a central command made up of units that provide operational support to the national network.The National CBRN Centre brings together the emergency services to protect and prepare the UK against the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) threat. Other parts of the network include regional Special Branches and other special units'. See:[https://www.counterterrorism.police.uk/our-network/ Our Network], Counter-Terror police, undated (accessed 4 July 2020).</ref> The NPoCC, however, does assist with asset management and audit for counter terror (and organised crime) purposes.<ref name="April2015"/> There is also quite some overlap between the NCTPHQ remit that includes '[[domestic extremism]]' and public order incidents falling under the NPoCC's remit.
 In 2017, a budget was planned for employing the following senior ranks of police officers within the NPoCC: 1 Assistant Chief Constable, 1 Chief Superintendent, 1 Superintendent and 2 Inspectors.<ref>[https://www.npcc.police.uk/2017%20FOI/CO/078%2017%20CCC%20April%202017%2002%20Minutes%20of%20Meeting%2025%2026%20January%202017.pdf NPCC Minutes 20 April 2017] NPCC, 20 April 2017 (accessed 1 July 2020).</ref>

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	The '''National Police Coordination Centre''' (NPoCC) is a national unit, which coordinates the local, regional and national police response to range of events including public order incidents. It was formed in April 2013 as part of the [[National Police Chiefs Council \| National Police Chiefs’ Council]] (NPCC).<ref name="launch"/>		The '''National Police Coordination Centre''' (NPoCC) is a national unit, which coordinates the local, regional and national police response to range of events including public order incidents. It was formed in April 2013 as part of the [[National Police Chiefs Council \| National Police Chiefs’ Council]] (NPCC).<ref name="launch"/>
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	==History and Remit==		==History and Remit==