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Restorative Justice in Sussex works under the umbrella of the Sussex Restorative Justice Partnership (SRJP), via the Office of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner (OSPCC). The intended scope of the SRJP is to bring all relevant agencies together who are involved in the delivery of the full spectrum of RJ services in Sussex with the vision to create and offer a complete victim focused Restorative Justice Service at different stages in the Criminal Justice System (CJS) for all victims of crime.

This policy details how Force issued electronic devices must be utilised for accessing information and approved applications, and how such information should be managed securely.

This joint Force policy and procedure details Surrey Police and Sussex Police’s approach to managing perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause in the workplace. It sets out the rights of women and all other individuals experiencing menopausal symptoms and explains the support available to police officers, police staff, special constables, and volunteers.

This policy details the relevant Public and Personal Safety Training (PPST) which is required and provided to all police officers, special constables and those members of police staff who require it as part of their role due to their Job description and risks they are likely to encounter. It also details the criteria to be considered when an item of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) is used in the course of their duty.

This policy and subsequent procedures detail how Sussex Police will ensure the most appropriately trained / equipped agency will respond to ‘concern for safety’ / ‘welfare check’. This policy also covers general walk outs from health care facilities.

This policy outlines the Force's commitment to ensuring the health and safety of all people who may be affected by its activities.

This policy details the Sussex Police approach to the management of substance and alcohol misuse by police officers, including Special Constables, police staff, agency staff and volunteers.

This policy articulates the principles by which Surrey Police and Sussex Police will discharge its functions in relation to the management of intelligence information which is crucial to providing a quality service to the public, partner agencies, other police forces and law enforcement agencies.

This policy and supporting procedures detail the way to approach all enquiries of an international nature to ensure that diplomatic difficulties are avoided and there are no breaches of foreign legal codes when enquiries of a legal nature are made.

Procurement is the acquisition of goods, services and works and covers the full life cycle from identification of the business need through to disposal of the asset or service.