Documents

A lot of information is produced by, and for, your PCC.

The PCC is committed to being open and transparent about his work. This page has been set up to provide public access to this information, grouped by subject in the folders below.

If you are looking for specific information on the work of the PCC, you can also take a look at the Specified Information Order which provides details of the information we are required to make available on our website, along with links to the relevant webpages or  documents.

If the information you are looking for is not listed in our , and cannot be found in one of the folders below, you can make a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act. Details of how to do this can be found on the Freedom of Information page.
 

Documents

• A. Key documents
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• B. Transparency
  • Actions from Strategic Governance Board
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  • Audits and Inspections
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  • Complaints
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  • Decisions
    • 2016
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    • 2017
      • 2017-02 Independent Custody Visiting Association membership (PDF, 263 KB)
        The PCC agreed to subscribe to the Independent Custody Visiting Association for the period 2017/18 at a cost of £840.
      • 2017-05 Norfolk County Council Children's Services - Domestic Abuse Co-ordinators (including grant variation) (PDF, 231 KB)
        The PCC approved grant funding to support this joint project with Norfolk County Council which has been running since 2015.
      • 2017-06 Funding for Court Mentor (PDF, 984 KB)
        The PCC agreed to employ a court mentor at Norwich Magistrates' Court as part of the Gateway to Employment scheme.
      • 2017-07 WONDER (Women Of Norfolk Diversion Engagement And Rehabilitation) Project (PDF, 1.3 MB)
        The PCC agreed to provide Julian Support with £101,753 funding over one year to operate the WONDER scheme in partnership with the Sue Lambert Trust and The Magdalene Group.
      • 2017-08 Funding for Rescue Rehab project (PDF, 974 KB)
        The PCC agreed to grant £2500 to Best for Pets to deliver the Rescue Rehab project at HMP Norwich.
      • 2017-09 Funding for Rescue Rehab project extension (PDF, 1.0 MB)
        The PCC agreed to extend the rescue Rehab project, managed by Best for Pets, running at HMP Norwich.
      • 2017-10 Funding for the Pandora Project (PDF, 987 KB)
        The PCC allocated funding to Pandora Project to deliver specialist support services to victims of domestic abuse in the West Norfolk area.
      • 2017-11 Funding of specialist worker to support young people in care (PDF, 1.0 MB)
        The PCC provided funding to secure continued provision of a specialist worker to support young people in care who are at risk of sexual exploitation.
      • 2017-12 Funding for Community Chaplaincy (PDF, 1.1 MB)
        The PCC agreed to fund Community Chaplaincy - Norfolk to provide a two-year mentoring service which contributes to a reduction in the number of referred offenders who breach or are recalled to custody.
      • 2017-13 Extensive service provision to the Sue Lambert Trust (PDF, 278 KB)
        To relieve demand pressure on the Sue Lambert Trust, the PCC has agreed to extend funding for its services, including counselling, and operating hours.
      • 2017-14 Establishment of a Norfolk Youth Commission on Police and Crime (PDF, 265 KB)
        The PCC agreed the establishment of a Norfolk Youth Commission on Police and Crime.
      • 2017-18 Funding to target harden heritage buildings in Norfolk (PDF, 932 KB)
        The PCC agreed a crime and disorder reduction grant of £100,000 to the Diocese of Norwich for the purpose of alarming vulnerable historic buildings as part of his Raise the Alarm campaign.
      • 2017-19 Extension of service provision for the Sue Lambert Trust (PDF, 327 KB)
        The PCC supported a grant extension for Sue Lambert Trust to help relieve demand pressures.
      • 2017-20 Continuation of Funding for Integrated Mental Health Team in Control Room (PDF, 230 KB)
        The PCC agreed an extension in funding for continuation of the Integrated Mental Health Team in the Norfolk Police control room, and one additional mental health specialist.
      • 2017-21 Funding and Delivery of Programme in Partnership with Walking with the Wounded (PDF, 1.1 MB)
        *THIS DECISION/GRANT AGREEMENT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN*
        The PCC agreed the funding and delivery of a domestic abuse perpetrator programme - 'Choosing to Change' - in partnership with Walking with the Wounded.
      • 2017-22 Matthew Project Drug And Alcohol Practitioner In The Norfolk Police Control Room (PDF, 1.0 MB)
        *THIS DECISION/GRANT AGREEMENT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN*
        The PCC agreed a three-year grant to the Matthew Project to provide a drug and alcohol practitioner for the Norfolk Police control room.
      • 2017-23 Contract Award - Provision of consultancy services (fire governance) (PDF, 139 KB)
        The PCC agreed the procurement of consultancy services to explore the viability of a business case for future governance arrangements of Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service.
      • 2017-25 Norfolk County Council Children's Services (PDF, 977 KB)
        The PCC agreed to continue the joint project with Norfolk County Council Children's Services to provide three domestic abuse coordinators to work across the county, aligning their activity in support of early help hubs, providing expert advice and support for multi-agency practitioners, and identifying and training a network of local domestic abuse champions.
      • 2017-26 Contract Variation for Matthew Project provision of 180 Norfolk Link Worker (PDF, 251 KB)
        The PCC agreed to extend the existing grant agreement with the Matthew Project to ensure counselling services are available to the 180 Norfolk Integrated Offender Management (IOM) scheme cohort.
      • 2017-27 - National S22 Agreement For Authorisation Of Covert Human Intelligence Sources (PDF, 186 KB)
        The PCC has agreed to enter into a national agreement under section 22 of the Police Act 1996 to collaborate on authorisation of Covert Human Intelligence Sources.
      • 2017-30 - Collaboration Agreement - National Police Chiefs' Council (PDF, 118 KB)
        The PCC has authorised the OPCCN Chief Executive to execute the revised collaboration agreement in relation to the National Police Chiefs' Council.
    • 2018
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    • 2019
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  • Expenditure exceeding £500
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  • Expenses
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  • Freedom of Information
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  • Gifts and hospitality
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  • Governance
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  • Grants
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  • Letters
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  • Organisational Structure
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  • Out of court disposals
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  • PCC Lorne Green
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  • Property Assets
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  • Register of Interests
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• C. Public meetings
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• D. Policies and plans
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• E. Finance
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• F. PCC Office
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• G. Community involvement
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