Published items

This policy outlines the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) Discretions provided by Sussex Police through the West Sussex Pension Fund (administered by Hampshire Pension Services).

This policy details the types of donations or sponsorship that can be made and the criteria that must be met before either can be considered and accepted by the Surrey Police or Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) or the Surrey Police or Sussex Police Chief Constable (CC). This includes an audit trail for accounting and recording to ensure complete transparency.

This policy provides an overarching structure that brings together all aspects of dealing with road traffic collisions (RTCs).

This policy details the process to be followed and the criteria that applies to police officers and police staff who wish to take a career break. It includes the exemptions to the scheme and the appeal process for career breaks that are not approved.

This policy details the functions and services provided by the Joint Surrey and Sussex Police Dog Unit. It includes the process to be followed when dealing with a dog incident as defined by the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991.

This policy details the Surrey Police and Sussex Police standards for Uniform and Appearance.

This policy details where and how requests and applications for information should be submitted. It also includes frequently asked questions and details common errors to avoid when submitted a request in order to prevent significant delays.

The aim of this document is to outline the legislation in relation to the political restriction of posts and to determine which posts the political restriction applies to, the nature of the restrictions themselves and the means by which certain post holders can seek exemption from any political restrictions. This policy only applies to police staff. Information in relation to police officer restrictions can be found in Regulation 6 (schedule 1) of the Police Regulations 2003.

This policy provides information on the Forces requirements on the use of first aid equipment and first aid training.

This policy details the responsibilities of police officers, Special Constables and police staff, when called to court in the capacity of either a witness or ‘Officer in the Case’, it includes the use of video live link facilities. It also establishes the command structure and deployment of appropriate police resources in specific cases or incidents at court.