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The Association of Chief Police Officers Scotland (ACPOS) is an independent organisation registered with Companies House (Company No. SC310956) and is responsible for overall management and direction of policing in Scotland.  
 
The Association of Chief Police Officers Scotland (ACPOS) is an independent organisation registered with Companies House (Company No. SC310956) and is responsible for overall management and direction of policing in Scotland.  
  
 
According to its Statement of purpose, ACPOS is dedicated to:
 
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*To create the environment for the delivery of excellent, visible and accessible policing services
 
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* To efficiently, effectively and economically develop the capacity and capability of policing in Scotland
 
* To efficiently, effectively and economically develop the capacity and capability of policing in Scotland

Revision as of 16:37, 20 February 2010

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The Association of Chief Police Officers Scotland (ACPOS) is an independent organisation registered with Companies House (Company No. SC310956) and is responsible for overall management and direction of policing in Scotland.

According to its Statement of purpose, ACPOS is dedicated to:

  • To create the environment for the delivery of excellent, visible and accessible policing services
  • To efficiently, effectively and economically develop the capacity and capability of policing in Scotland
  • To inform and influence the development and delivery of public policy[1]

Notes

  1. About us: Statement of Purpose, ACPOS, accessed 20 February 2010