Helen Bailey – Chief Operating Officer

Greatest and safest big city on

earth

MOPAC Mission

Most effective,

efficient, loved &respected force

in the UK

Public services and communities tackling crime

together

-20 %

-20 %

MOPAC Challenge to the MPS

+20 %

Cut 7 priority crimes

Boost public confidence

Reduce spend

Reform

Senior managers

2013 2015

3726

7,160

6,022

24,63025,909

Release

900,000sq m

600,000sq m

497 buildings

c300buildings

-30% running

costs

Reduce

Police staff reduced

13,410 to 11,846 by

2016

By 2015/16over £100msavings ontechnology

5% reductionin supplies

and services

MOPAC Criminal Justice Goals

-20 %

-20 %

+20 %

Reduce court delays

Increase compliance with community sentences

Cut youthre-offending

Reducing youth reoffending

3726

7,160

6,022

24,63025,909

Reducing youth reoffending by 20% for young people leaving custody by 2016

• Reoffending rates stubbornly high for young people leaving custody – 71%

• The number of young people in custody has decreased but more must be done

• London requires a strategic approach: Focused resource and joined up working

• Building on good work (Daedalus) and investment in London (up to £3.5m invested by the Mayor for resettlement) – true partnership working is required to make this a reality

2,600 extra SNT

What does it mean for London?

AccountableVisible AccessibleIntelligent

Ways

1,200 more officers inboroughs

Case for change – local policing model

SNTs = foundation of policing

Locallyaccountable

Inspector

DedicatedBorough

Commander

We cometo you

= Less crime, 1/3 million fewer victims, less cost

Case for change – public access

12,000fewer front

counter visits

80% visits are

to 71 front counters

An extra 200 victims visited each

day

Online reporting

up

5m 999 & 101 calls last

year

<50 crimes reported at

front countersovernight

More police

constables=26,000

New formsof publicaccess

20/20/20Crime, costsconfidence

A future fit for London

Reconnectpolice and

public

• Further detail can be found at www.london.gov.uk/priorities/mayors-office-policing-and-crime