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More than 160 delegates, including academics, leaders within policing and policing oversight as well as the wider criminal justice system, will reflect and look to the future.
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delegates → include → future
The Foundations And Future: Policing 2026 And Beyond Conference is to consider progress made over the last 25 years, and look to future challenges.
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Conference → consider → challenges
Mr Boutcher said the PSNI’s first 25 years has not been without challenge, but is a moment to look back with great pride.
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years → say → pride
“Their commitment, often in very difficult and demanding circumstances, has shaped the service we are today.
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we → shape → service
“Policing Northern Ireland has continued to evolve alongside the society we serve, responding to changing expectations, new forms of crime and the ever-growing complexity of the threats facing our communities.
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we → police → communities
“Throughout that journey which is building on the foundations laid by our colleagues in the RUC George Cross, the dedication and professionalism of our police officers and police staff has remained at the heart of everything we do.”
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we → build → everything
He added: “This significant anniversary is therefore both a moment to look back with great pride and an opportunity to look forward with purpose.
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“The challenges ahead will require us to remain adaptable, innovative and open to new ways of working, while never losing sight of the fundamental principles of policing by consent, fairness and respect.”
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challenges → read → consent
Northern Ireland Policing Board chairman Brendan Mullan said new demands, changing crime and demographics, along with ever evolving technology will bring change for all.
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demands → say → all
He said the conference is a “valuable forum for thoughtful discussion, shared learning and constructure challenge so that we can explore how policing and policing oversight can continue to strengthen public confidence and support better outcomes for the communities”.
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oversight → say → communities
The conference, organised by the PSNI and Policing Board, is in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast and Ulster University.
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Queen’s President and Vice Chancellor, Professor Sir Ian Greer, said the conference will create value opportunities for academics, practitioners, policy makers and community to learn from one another.
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“Whether this is understanding the social factors that can aid crime prevention and improved rehabilitation outcomes or addressing emerging challenges such as technological change, universities can help shape evidence-based approaches that support safer communities,” he said.
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he → understand → communities
Ulster University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Paul Bartholomew, added: “This conference provides an opportunity to reflect on the progress made over the past quarter century and to consider the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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conference → add → challenges
“We look forward to the discussions that will support the continued development of policing in the years to come.”
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