NCC 2011

National Custody Conference 2011 hosted by Lancashire Police at the Lancashire Constabulary Training Centre

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Thanks to all who attended, guest speakers, staff at the training centre and we look forward to hosting the conference next year #NCC2011

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"conference very well organised and hosted. Excellent accomodation, food and facilities very professional." #NCC2011

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"an excellent opportunity to seek advice, gain knowledge on custody issues which will be beneficial for future training" #NCC2011

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"Found useful - very informative with ideas that will inform our custody outsourcing facility review" #NCC2011

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"Conference been very useful and informative. HMIC input was very good and important." #NCC2011

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Conference closed at 12:15 already getting some good feedback from delegates #NCC2011

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Stepping up last minute is David Dibble from NPIA: Talks about a review of custody that NPIA are currently undertaking #NCC2011

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HMIC states following recent inspection of Lancs custody suites, they make good use of the necessity criteria #NCC2011

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A revised version of 'Expectations' due out early 2012 #NCC2011

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Gary Boughen HMIP talked about 'Expectations' a guide published online in 2010 available on the HMIC/HMIP website #NCC2011

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HMIC/HMIP discussing inspection methodology including "hot de-briefs" and written feedback #NCC2011

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Presentation from HMIC/HMIP on inspection of custody: Have recently revised memorandum of understanding #NCC2011

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You can pick up the TweetWall highlights from the Conference after the event. Just click on #NCC2011 to see all the tweets!

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A case study was presented to the #NCC2011 delegates in connection with a death in custody. Proved very useful for delegates.

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Sion Hall: "There are more people alive today due to the quality of staff in custody suites" #NCC2011

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Sion Hall states that the reduction of deaths in custody is down to improved training of staff and better risk assessment of DPs #NCC2011

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Sion Hall from Lancs PSD opens day2 #NCC2011 with discussion on role of the IPCC in deaths in custody + relationship between IPCC + PSD

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RT @kenForey: Twitter is working well, I would like more than 140 letters, complex q's need more explanation. But V. good so far #NCC2011

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#NCC2011 incoming Q: RT @kenForey If staff have more work should we be increasing staffing levels not decreasing them please