Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland
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The Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland is the collective organisation of Chief Constables, Deputy Chief Constables and Assistant Chief Constables from the eight Police forces in Scotland.
Formally a staff association, ACPOS has evolved to the strategic body which oversees and co-ordinates all aspects of the direction and development of the Scottish Police Service as a whole. Senior support staff and superintending ranks are also involved in its business. Developments are overseen by the Council of Chief Constables beneath which are eight standing committees focusing on a particular aspect of the service namely:
- Crime
- Finance
- General Policing
- Road Policing
- Information Management
- Personnel & Training
- Professional Standards
- Race & Community Relations
[edit] See also
- Scottish Police Services Authority
- Association of Chief Police Officers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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