International and specialist agencies
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
HMICFRS conducts statutory inspections of police forces and other law enforcement agencies in England and Wales. We also inspect law enforcement arrangements in British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies on invitation from the relevant Government.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
HMICFRS conducts statutory inspections of police forces and other law enforcement agencies in England and Wales. We also inspect law enforcement arrangements in British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies on invitation from the relevant Government.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
The inspection included a review of documents and performance data and a preparatory visit to Bermuda between 6 and 10 June 2011, where inspectors gained a detailed understanding of the policing context.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies, Specific reviews
HMICFRS inspects the British Transport Police (BTP) when we are commissioned to do so by the Minister of State for Transport.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
HMICFRS’s first inspection of the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority took place between June and October 2018.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
In April 2005 HM Inland Revenue and HM Customs and Excise were merged to create HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). HMIC’s remit was extended to enable us to inspect HMRC.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is subject to an annual statutory inspection by HMICFRS under Section 41 of the Police (Northern Ireland) Act 1998.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
We inspect the Isle of Man Constabulary on invitation by the Minister of Home Affairs.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
HMICFRS began inspecting the service police and Ministry of Defence (MOD) police forces in November 2014. These inspections cover the Royal Navy Police, the Royal Military Police (RMP), the Royal Air Force Police, and the Ministry of Defence Police.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
The NCA is the UK-wide crime fighting agency responsible for leading, supporting and co-ordinating the response to serious and organised crime. The Crime and Courts Act 2013 requires HMICFRS to inspect the NCA, and the Secretary of State can also request that we inspect the NCA in respect of a particular matter.