Our Work: HMIC
Business Plans
This business plan sets out the specific priorities and targets for 2009/11.
HMIC Strategic Business Plan 2009/11
HMIC adopts a risk-assessed approach to prioritising work, based on our core objectives of: driving up police performance; providing assurance to stakeholders; making input to Home Office policy-making; contributing to criminal justice system improvement; and, providing advice and consultative support to chief constables and police authority members. This business plan sets out the specific priorities and targets for 2009/11.
Criminal Justice Inspectorates’ Joint Inspection Business Plan 2008/09
Following Government’s decision in October 2006 not to proceed with the amalgamation of the five criminal justice (CJ) inspectorates - of police, CPS, court administration, probation and prisons - the Chief Inspectors undertook to deliver an enhanced collaborative programme of joint inspection. This programme specifically addresses cross-cutting CJ issues around ‘community safety’, ‘bringing offenders to justice’, ‘offender management’ and ‘custodial conditions’, and is set out in full in the Joint Inspection Business Plan.
HMIC Business Plan 2007/08
HMIC adopts a risk-assessed approach to prioritising work, based on our core objectives of: driving up police performance; providing assurance to stakeholders; making input to Home Office policy-making; contributing to criminal justice system improvement; and, providing advice and consultative support to chief constables and police authority members. This business plan sets out the specific priorities and targets for 2007/08.
Criminal Justice Inspectorates’ Joint Inspection Business Plan 2007/08
Following Government’s decision in October 2006 not to proceed with the amalgamation of the five criminal justice (CJ) inspectorates - of police, CPS, court administration, probation and prisons - the Chief Inspectors undertook to deliver an enhanced collaborative programme of joint inspection. This programme specifically addresses cross-cutting CJ issues around ‘community safety’, ‘bringing offenders to justice’, ‘offender management’ and ‘custodial conditions’, and is set out in full in the Joint Inspection Business Plan.
