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The Police and Crime Commissioner elections, set to be held on 7 May 2020, have been postponed for a year because of the coronavirus, the UK Government has announced.
PCC elections take place every four years, however recent developments in the UK with the spread of coronavirus mean that PCC elections in England and Wales have been postponed until May 2021.
Lincolnshire’s PCC, Marc Jones will now remain in office for an extra year and serve a five-year term.
Local and mayoral elections in England have also been postponed.
The Public Assurance Meeting is one of the primary mechanisms by which the PCC holds the Chief Constable to account, its focus is the performance of Lincolnshire Police.
The Police and Crime Panel meetings scrutinise and support the activities of the PCC in holding the Chief Constable to account, including reviewing the Police & Crime Plan.
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- Last Updated: 26-06-2020 at 10:06
PCC secures over £150,000 funding for county’s domestic and sexual abuse charities
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- Last Updated: 23-06-2020 at 08:06
“Have you been targeted by scams?” PCC asks residents in his latest survey
Around four in five attempted frauds and scams go unreported by the victims.
- Last Updated: 18-06-2020 at 10:06
Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones said it had been an “honour and privilege".
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