Vacancy: Independent Panel Members
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley is recruiting Independent Panel Members (IPMs) to participate in police misconduct hearings.
This is an interesting opportunity to contribute to building trust and confidence in policing by helping to ensure that the behaviour of Police Officers is maintained to the highest professional standards.
The role of an IPM is to assist Police Misconduct Hearing Panels in reaching a fair and evidence-based judgement about a particular officer’s conduct and deciding on an appropriate sanction.
IPM’s are a critical impartial voice and provide assurance to the wider community that conduct matters are treated seriously and that misconduct proceedings are properly investigated and adjudicated.
We are seeking people from within the south east region with an independent mind, strong analytical skills and the ability to consider a great deal of information in order to make sound, objective decisions.
Remuneration is £357 per day, £178.50 per half day together with an hourly preparation rate of £25.
IPMs require a level of police vetting. Serving and former police officers, police staff and special constables are not eligible for this role.
f appointed it is anticipated that you would be invited to sit on approximately three to four misconduct panels per year, and hearings can be anything from one day to two weeks.
IPM role specific training will be provided to successful applicants. Training is mandatory and must be completed before you will be able to sit as a Panel member.
For more information and to apply, please visit: www.thamesvalley-pcc.gov.uk/get-involved/vacancies/
The closing date for applications is midnight on Thursday 23 May
Interviews will be held on 31 May and 6 June
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